There is also the distinction between government spending with high multiplier effects, such as support to lower income groups with a high propensity to spend, and tax reductions for the rich, a substantial portion of which would likely be saved.

(e) LLM (with distinction) majoring in Comparative Criminal Law 1991

Australians served with courage and distinction throughout the war, in every theatre.

Principle of distinction

proportionality, and distinction.

Distinction and indiscriminate attacks

That distinction is crucial.

We indeed gave them distinction with a genuine affair the remembrance of the (everlasting) abode.

We indeed gave them distinction with a genuine affair the remembrance of the (everlasting) abode.

This is an unfair distinction!

This is an unfair distinction!

The High Commissioner's report (A 59 12, para. 13) referred to the lack of distinction between migration control and refugee protection in the policies and practices of many States.

In the future, the distinction between high and low income countries, or between emerging and mature markets, will no longer matter. The question will be whether or not an economy can innovate.

On some have compassion, making a distinction,

On some have compassion, making a distinction,

Being in the dictionary is an artificial distinction.

Kemmeren makes a distinction between origin and source.

There is one first distinction to be made.

C. The distinction between bilateral and multilateral treaties

one will be told, To the Day of Distinction .

one will be told, To the Day of Distinction .

The distinction between authority and social policy is erroneous.

But there's nevertheless a clear distinction between food and poison.

The distinction does not affect the dignity of these persons.

Homes, churches, mosques and temples were all destroyed, without distinction.

Under that distinction, States which engaged in commercial transactions with foreign nationals could not invoke their sovereign immunity with respect to disputes based upon their commercial activity.

In accordance with the principles of the Charter, selection of staff members shall be made without distinction as to race, sex or religion.

Nor is any distinction made between the number of deaths caused by one side or the other, with a view to establishing responsibility.

And there's a very important distinction there that we'll get to.

None of the above mentioned provisions makes any distinction by sex.

Paragraph 42.3 makes the distinction between a contract with an Internet service provider and a place of business at the disposal of the enterprise.

Australian military personnel served with distinction in Afghanistan in 2001 2002 as part of the first efforts to reintroduce democracy for the Afghan people.

This is a really subtle distinction, but the implication could be profound.

by (the angels) who make a clear distinction between right and wrong

The conceptual distinction between innovations and best successful practices is, however, contested.

A distinction needs to be drawn between growth industries and livelihood industries.

A clear distinction must be made between au pairs and domestic staff.

In our view the distinction between abolition and a moratorium is decisive.

The distinction between arbitration clause and arbitration agreement is no longer relevant.

University enrolment was high, with comparatively high rates of employment at executive levels.

And when with modern bureaucracy there was a very rational approach, where there was a clear distinction between the private sphere and the public sphere.

Such non conventional battles are extremely lethal, with no marked distinction between combatants and non combatant civilians and a total lack of respect for law.

Verily the Day of Distinction is the term appointed for all of them.

Verily the Day of Distinction is the term appointed for all of them.

He made no distinction between us and them, cleansing their hearts by faith.