Horses are distinct from donkeys.

By and large, there have been ad hoc national, as distinct from international, approaches.

Now, imagine each one of these varieties as being distinct from another about the same way as a poodle from a Great Dane.

13. As in all legal systems, prosecuting bodies (procuratorates) are distinct from sentencing bodies (courts and tribunals).

Support was expressed for introducing the notion of suspension of a certificate, as distinct from its outright revocation.

It is quite distinct theoretically from the notion of acquiescence.

She wished to know whether he saw his mandate as overlapping with those of other special mechanisms or as completely distinct from them.

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To this extent it is important to recognize protection from forced evictions as a distinct element of the right to housing.

Now comedy travels along a distinct wavelength from other forms of language.

He said that law remained distinct from moral or religious normative systems.

(a) Either or both of the following as criminal offences distinct from those involving the attempt or completion of the criminal activity

As a general rule, in common law countries there was no specific professional education for judges distinct from a general legal education.

No fewer than 147 distinct languages are recorded as vernacular in India

Such people often live in politically marginalized groups distinct from the dominant culture.

Indeed, globalization has generated an even stronger need than in the past to underline one's own identity as distinct and separate from others.

The topic was distinct from that of the legality of the use of force.

The doctrine thus seems quite distinct from the effect of armed conflict on treaties.

For the longest time people have regarded science and humanities as being distinct.

Five distinct groups of claims were identified by the Panel, as described below.

As a matter of fact, this agreement could not bind the guarantor, since it was legally distinct from the main duties of the contract.

The Advisory Committee bore these vacancy statistics in mind when considering the need for additional posts as distinct from the requirement for a particular function.

And when Our signs came as distinct proofs, they said This is only magic.

And when Our signs came as distinct proofs, they said This is only magic.

(b) self identification and identification by others as members of a distinct cultural group

Access distinct RGB values

There's a distinct possibility.

A distinct area of consideration includes opportunities for promoting trade in products derived from the sustainable use of biodiversity, in particular through the BioTrade Initiative, as well as the BioFuels Initiative.

Now we have sprawling residential suburbias that are well distinct from production areas and commercial areas.

This item is presented as a distinct requirement reflected as United Nations mandated security costs in the resource plan.

The decision is aimed at setting standards for the monitoring and control of apprenticeship contracts, defined as a form of contract distinct from a contract of employment, having training as its objective.

UNAMI has supported the constitution making process in Iraq in five distinct areas, as outlined below.

And there's really only one operational aircraft in the world today that's a vertical takeoff aircraft as distinct from a helicopter and that's the Hawker Harrier jump jet.

There would be little gain in invoking this language unless the social relation aspects of the problem are identified and highlighted as distinct from other causes of deprivation.

Attention should be paid to collecting data reflecting the various types of commercial sexual exploitation as distinct from sexual abuse, and the gender and the age of victims.

Some indigenous participants also said that indigenous peoples, as distinct peoples, had rights to the term peoples as well as to self determination.

Those two ideas are quite distinct.

A distinct programme for former child combatants should strive to include, as much as possible from the outset, the participation of local communities in planning and managing the children's rehabilitation and reintegration into society.

While the two have some common issues, such as methodology, they are distinct but equally important functions.

It was fundamental to establish a distinct methodology and explore different negotiating spaces, in order to reach agreement as early as possible.

The function and role of a JMAC should be distinct from that of the military information cell force G2 branch as a mission level asset for strategic information support (paras.

And these cells can either be identical, or they can be distinct from each other through asymmetric cell division.

That provision arose from the fact that an international organization, as a subject of international law distinct from its members, might try to circumvent its own international obligations indirectly by influencing the conduct of its members.

Various interventions were made in favour of defining the circumstances under which the court would grant relief under article 15(1) as well as the scope of such relief as distinct from the relief provided in article 17(1).