Japan has many distinctive traits.

We have formed them in a distinctive fashion,

We have formed them in a distinctive fashion,

This takes a second, but it's a distinctive stage.

We saw the distinctive railings, which we could use.

That debate, however, had a distinctive feature in Mexico.

We're all thought to have something very distinctive, if not peculiar.

Play is one of the most distinctive features of early childhood.

A retro KTron theme with a distinctive touch of early 50s.

They may be necessary when the distinctive nature of cooperatives requires special provision in law to safeguard their autonomy while achieving their equal although distinctive inclusion in generally applicable regulations.

What is a distinctive approach to generating jobs in post conflict situations?

The improper use of distinctive national and international emblems, signals and flags

Table 1 summarizes the distinctive features and shared requirements of the two options.

The pragmatic approach taken by UNCTAD to enterprise development had several distinctive features.

After thinking about it, I realize there was nothing really distinctive about them.

We see the distinctive railing that we saw the guys throwing the bodies over.

I'm thinking here, for example, of customs like ancestral worship, of a very distinctive notion of the state, likewise, a very distinctive notion of the family, social relationships like guanxi, Confucian values and so on.

Most of these distinctive signature whistles are quite stereotyped and stable through the life of a dolphin.

As these two animals form a social bond, their distinctive whistles actually converge and become very similar.

The whole research program here of studying the distinctive parts of the human brain is brand new.

With its distinctive Chinese features, the qipao enjoys growing popularity in the international world of high fashion.

National institutions may have a distinctive role that complements the courts in dealing with human rights violations.

Why do US Muslims do well while remaining devout and distinctive looking? Why can they participate without assimilating?

A signature is simply the distinctive mark that a person regularly uses to signify his or her intention.

Around the world, there were many communities that felt that their distinctive identity and qualities were insufficiently acknowledged.

and the media exchange year itself has also become a distinctive move in the history of international medial exchanges.

The few surfaces not covered by signs are often clad in a distinctive, dark green gray, striated aluminum siding.

I mean, my dad had a very distinctive wrapping style, and my mother's handwriting was so close to Santa's.

It follows that the distinctive characteristics of the contracting States are taken into account whenever a treaty is concluded.

As you will note, the web of most normal spider species is as distinctive and invariable as their coloring.

Vehicles of the Office shall carry a distinctive United Nations emblem or marking which shall be notified to the Government.

They can use this ability to learn calls in order to develop more complicated and more distinctive calls to identify individuals.

She created the Swiss people named the Uvulites, and they have this distinctive yodeling song that they use the uvula for.

Alternatively, they call urgently for distinctive national ICT strategies which will maximize the benefits and minimize the risks of these technologies.

There was no redundancy between the three entities, since each had a distinctive area of competence and a fundamental role to play.

ACABQ considered the issue given the magnitude of the extrabudgetary resources of UNDCP and the distinctive features of the programme of UNDCP.

You should bear in mind that the distinctive characteristic of this organization is its ability and mandate to negotiate arms control agreements.

It could be done by distinctive markings on uniform and vehicles, special ID cards, clearly marked UNMO flag, and through public information messages.

Attacks against or bombardment or destruction of health establishments, hospital ships (medical transport) or medical aircraft bearing proper distinctive marks, or health personnel

Women, moreover, are affected by poverty in a number of distinctive ways, and face particular obstacles, including discrimination, in seeking to overcome it.

The distinctive characteristics of a community could include unique cultural, social or religious affiliations and the fact of constituting a majority within the territory.

Upon completion of their research, fellows write an additional paper related to their dissertation one which will make a distinctive contribution to the Institute.

However, there is a danger that regional burden sharing arrangements may lead to the creation of blocs, each with their own distinctive refugee regimes.

Individuals gravitate to organizations that are compatible with their personal preferences. So companies can attract like minded shareholders by espousing distinctive values, missions, and cultures.

22. Besides the continual incidents of negrophobia referred to elsewhere, the distinctive feature is the use of the Internet to spread racist messages against Blacks.