Academic distinctions

Academic distinctions and awards

4. Distinctions and honours

Academic honours and distinctions

Defining moral motives distinctions for voluntary activities.

Distinctions were made between strategic and operational coordination.

Distinctions between civilians and combatants have broken down.

Uh, the federal government can't make such distinctions.

In other States, such distinctions have no legal consequences.

They don't want legal distinctions between legal and illegal sharing.

Unjustified distinctions were unacceptable, even if their financial impact was limited.

The Declaration does not, in its substantive provisions, make such distinctions.

Governments at local, regional and national levels should recognize the role of multiple identities in contributing to open communities and in establishing useful distinctions between public institutional structures and cultural identities.

The representative of Egypt suggested wording of the article that included distinctions.

The law makes no distinctions of any kind based on social or other criteria.

Human rights law does not prohibit all distinctions in treatment in the enjoyment of rights.

That partnership must reject distinctions based on wealth and power and on geographic size and population.

No distinctions whatever are allowed with regard to Bulgarian citizens of Bulgarian and non Bulgarian origin.

Distinctions between local and foreign, national and multinational, private and public capital and investment were disappearing.

Paragraph 3 (a) of the guidelines (distinctions, exclusions, restrictions or preferences between persons or groups of persons)

Distinctions are also made on the basis of the gravity of the offence and the amounts involved.

In relation with the mutual supporting of marital partners, the law does not make any distinctions based on gender.

It was counterproductive to make distinctions between different types of terrorists, especially when that was done for selfish reasons.

These distinctions may amount to total exclusion of persons, depriving them of the most fundamental rights and having racist implications.

The Commission was urged to revise the draft chapter with a view to ensuring that it adequately reflected those distinctions.

Since the distinctions had various important implications in some legal systems, the legislative recommendation and the notes should be revised.

8. As stated in the initial report, there are no distinctions or exclusions on grounds of sex in the Argentine Republic.

They are of the view that, although such practices are considered to be inconsistent with World Trade Organization rules, regulatory distinctions based upon non product related criteria, in particular distinctions based upon production and process methods (PPMs), should be the basis of a regulatory scheme to promote sustainable fishing practices.

So, think about it this way if you've got an artificial constraint, artificial constraints lead to arbitrary distinctions and a skewed worldview.

In such cases, however, no distinctions, exceptions or preferences of any kind, based on race, colour, religion or national origin are allowed.

I could talk at length about the many little distinctions we made and the endless list of ways that I got it wrong.

These are needs that know no geographic, linguistic or gender barriers or any other distinctions, and therefore require our immediate attention and resolution.

The authors suggest eliminating in paragraph 10 the distinctions made on the basis of personnel, now that paragraph 42.6 is the overarching provision.

In an increasing manner distinctions are being made between different categories of non citizens (for instance in the law of the European Union).

Indeed, many argue that by refusing to take into account distinctions linked to ethnic and religious origin, these distinctions are legitimized. One British social critic, quoted by the sociologist Dominique Schnapper, compares the behavior of the French, unwilling to mention ethnic discrimination, with English people of the Victorian era, who refused to talk about sex.

In surveying the views of trading partners, clear distinctions will be made between those importing from the country and those exporting to the country.

A few States reported, however, that they could not furnish statistics for extradition for drug related offences as their records made no such distinctions.

It also noted that according to section 12, distinctions, rejections or acceptances based on qualifications required for a specific job shall not be considered discrimination.

The Committee observes that such legislation must not discriminate among the victims of the prior confiscations, since all victims are entitled to redress without arbitrary distinctions.

Sure, but there are distinctions to be made... ..one of them fundamental, and we must take it into account... ..for the decisions we need to make.

We consider that there should be no distinctions made in the regime applicable to the flight of aerospace objects where the mission performed is a space mission.

Under various circumstances, laws on violence against women, including on rape, are applied to women engaged in prostitution, without any distinctions whatsoever made with regard to legal principles.

Both the distinctions and the similarities illustrate that it is important to focus on appropriation or cross fertilization of methods and not simply on direct cooperation among groups.

While such distinctions were of little significance when emergencies were short term localized phenomena, they become much more significant in countries suffering from long drawn out institutionalized emergencies.

It's a program of social rescue and deep cultural transformation designed for the whole Venezuelan society with absolutely no distinctions whatsoever, but emphasizing the vulnerable and endangered social groups.