Rhetorically at least, he seldom distinguishes between allies and adversaries.
|
|
Washington distinguishes between the two ideas but apparently China does not.
|
|
For the same reason, he distinguishes between before- and after-retirement accounts.
|
|
The NFL has a similar programme, but distinguishes between two types of tragedy.
|
|
Khattab was called "al-Farooq" — the one who distinguishes between right and wrong.
|
|
While Rumi considers insanity a mark of divine favor, he distinguishes between types.
|
|
In an essay titled "On Rudeness," she distinguishes between discourtesy and truth telling.
|
|
Turkey hardly distinguishes between the two Kurdish groups, and lists both as terrorist organisations.
|
|
"The Commission distinguishes between formal and informal complaints," the FCC said in a statement.
|
|
The French language distinguishes between the second of two and the second of many.
|
|
The California legislature passed a bill last week that distinguishes between contractors and employees.
|
|
We have the health care system which in BC distinguishes between mature and immature minors.
|
|
Confusion arises in the way the show distinguishes between Quell's soldiers and the Protectorate's Envoys.
|
|
The NCMEC no longer distinguishes between runaways and abductions on their posters of missing children.
|
|
The company's rules help to show how it distinguishes between free speech and hate speech.
|
|
Iger distinguishes between two types of failure: Honest mistakes that deserve second chances, and reputational killers.
|
|
Paul said he distinguishes between Tillerson's business background and his potential role leading the State Department.
|
|
"The 14th Amendment distinguishes between the privileges of citizenship and the privileges of all people," Rosen says.
|
|
Yet Israel distinguishes between the two expressions of contrition, seeing in the latter a potential admission of guilt.
|
|
The charter for the Free State of Jones County includes a provision that explicitly distinguishes between property and people.
|
|
Gmail distinguishes between individual users and users in businesses and other organizations, requiring the latter to pay for the service.
|
|
He clearly distinguishes between what he is doing as a judge and what he might believe in terms of policy.
|
|
At one point, he distinguishes between two sorts of integrity — that of the music business and that of the streets.
|
|
Moscow will also push for all Kimberley Process member nations to adopt legislation that distinguishes between natural and synthetic diamonds.
|
|
Their code distinguishes between killing on the battlefield and murder, which the president and his cheerleaders seem not to understand.
|
|
The president has struggled to find a language that distinguishes between force, which most Americans want, and war, which they don't.
|
|
And while the United States agrees with Turkey on the PKK, it distinguishes between the Syrian PYD and the Turkish PKK.
|
|
Mr Levin distinguishes between hate crimes that are perpetrated by thrill-seekers and those committed by people who feel threatened by outsiders.
|
|
The honor code mirrors church doctrine, which distinguishes between same-sex attraction and homosexual behavior, condoning the former but not the latter.
|
|
There is confusion about what we stand for and how the current administration distinguishes between friends and enemies of the United States.
|
|
But he's grown weary of his sense of right and wrong in a world where no one else distinguishes between the two.
|
|
As a result, the organization now explicitly distinguishes between sexual violence against women and girls and men and boys in their literature.
|
|
If you run a real estate website, you can build an algorithm that distinguishes between living rooms and kitchens, bathrooms and bedrooms.
|
|
Since July 2017 Dutch law distinguishes between e-bikes whose motor allows riders to go slower or faster than 25 kilometres per hour.
|
|
No one is sure how Twitter finds suspicious accounts, how it defines "state-sponsored," or how it distinguishes between acceptable and "malicious" content.
|
|
It only distinguishes between those who need help and those who don't — something our current "welfare for the wealthy" system does not do.
|
|
Cusk might like Anne Fadiman's book "Ex Libris: Confessions of a Common Reader" (1998), which distinguishes between carnal and courtly lovers of books.
|
|
In contrast to the common approach of considering people as being more or less nationalist, Bonikowski distinguishes between different types of national identities.
|
|
The OECD distinguishes between external motivation, produced by pressure from others, and intrinsic motivation "sparked by an interest or enjoyment in the task itself".
|
|
From the initial information about the crash, the system apparently failed in pattern recognition, which, at its most basic, distinguishes between visually ambiguous objects.
|
|
The EPA distinguishes between "general use" pesticides, for all and sundry, and "restricted use pesticides" (RUPs) for application only by those qualified to do so.
|
|
The IRS distinguishes between hobbies and businesses, based on the amount of time you spend on it and the work you do to make it profitable.
|
|
The standard also requires profits to be smoothed out over time rather than accounted for at once, and clearly distinguishes between underwriting profits and investment returns.
|
|
Though the AKC distinguishes between Australian shepherds and mini American shepherds, standard, miniature, and toy Aussies are varieties of the same kind of dog, says Leland.
|
|
John Judis, in The Populist Explosion, captures something of the difference between Grillo and Le Pen when he distinguishes between "dyadic" and "triadic" forms of populism.
|
|
Now, I know it's because the Canadian mobile granddad distinguishes between its keyboard and touch devices, but does that really need to be on the box?
|
|
The researchers were trying to hack the system's "liveness" detection part of the biometric process that distinguishes between "fake" and "real" human characteristics, according to Threatpost.
|
|
Roenneberg distinguishes between two types of sleepers: larks (early risers) and owls (as the name suggests, more nocturnal people), in between which there are many varying degrees.
|
|
Pascal Lamy, who served as the EU's trade commissioner before running the WTO from 2005 to 2013, distinguishes between the "old" and "new" worlds of trade deals.
|
|
What the catechism says To be clear -- because this is often a confused point -- the Catholic Church distinguishes between being gay and acting on same-sex attraction.
|
|
Thus, the op-ed distinguishes between the "deep state" that Trump denounces, the "steady state" that Anonymous praises, and the liberal "resistance," from which he distances himself.
|
|
However, the report distinguishes between finance for future projects over the next few years and farms actually installed, saying the amount of capacity newly installed last year fell.
|
|
That breakthrough came in 1972, when a team of researchers at the National Institutes of Health found a type of analysis that distinguishes between hCG and luteinizing hormone.
|
|
Medical evidence shows that high sugar consumption is linked to obesity, diabetes and tooth decay — though not all of that work distinguishes between added sugar and total sugar.
|
|
Moore said the policy challenge would be writing law that distinguishes between genuine charities, like churches and the Salvation Army, and those that should be subject to taxes.
|
|
The movie barely covers the growth of Frank's family (another way he's made to seem perma-middle-aged); it barely even distinguishes between his wife and his mistress.
|
|
Graphics processor manufacturer Nvidia claims its mobile GPUs are so close to desktop-class cards that the company no longer distinguishes between the two in marketing or product naming.
|
|
Specifically, Carter said, the report distinguishes between cases that were declined by prosecutors versus ones deferred to the military's authority, which is a difference the military does not track.
|
|
Sanger distinguishes between privacy, which we often choose, and usually makes us feel more autonomous, and secrecy, which is often imposed on us and can make us feel oppressed.
|
|
" With shared truth debased and trust in leaders diminished, we now face a full-blown "crisis of authority itself," argued Seidman, who distinguishes between "formal authority" and "moral authority.
|
|
Among flowers, roses especially, petal color carries with it a system of meanings and symbols that distinguishes between the properties of different hues in a manner that verges on hierarchical.
|
|
Two classes of EU citizens The government's briefing paper distinguishes between two classes of EU citizens — those who arrive in the UK before Britain leaves the EU and those who arrive afterwards.
|
|
As Republicans in Washington get set to reshape national health-care policy, it is critical that the surrounding debate distinguishes between two related but distinct issues: access to coverage and access to care.
|
|
But the United States still distinguishes between its citizens and others when it comes to surveillance, because court approval is not necessary when American agencies want to monitor noncitizens outside the United States.
|
|
Also appearing will be Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo, the president of Ghana, whose penal code "uniquely distinguishes between non-consensual and consensual sexual intercourse in 'an unnatural manner'", according to the trust.
|
|
He distinguishes between what he calls soft and hard affirmative action, the first aimed at removing barriers only, the second attempting positive action that results in the observable betterment of the excluded group.
|
|
Note the transfer speeds too—some Verizon plans offer unlimited hotspot data but at a maximum speed of 600 kbps, while T-Mobile distinguishes between 3G and 4G LTE speeds (the latter costs more).
|
|
Even those with a partial ban must prove that their policy does not discriminate, by showing that it "accurately distinguishes" between criminal conduct that poses a risk to safety and conduct that does not.
|
|
The question of how exactly Hughes so adamantly distinguishes between these polar terms, or how he "emphatically" separates his cultural elitism from his social outlook, was for me enough to dismiss his critical mind.
|
|
But in a world where capital, communications and people are more mobile than ever before, what is of increasing importance is the way a state distinguishes between who's included or excluded within its territory.
|
|
Badu distinguishes between the vegan life style, which strikes her as off-puttingly "hardcore" (with its proscriptions, for instance, against leather clothing), and a vegan diet, which she views as a matter of common sense.
|
|
To understand why supporting dual language education is important, consider the Iceberg Model of bilingual education proposed by University of Toronto's Jim Cummins, a model that distinguishes between surface and deeper levels of language proficiency.
|
|
The agency also distinguishes between service animals and emotional support animals, which have not undergone the same kind of training, and may not always be accommodated in public places the way that service animals are.
|
|
Steve Vladeck, a CNN legal analyst and professor at the University of Texas School of Law, said the Constitution effectively distinguishes between offensive military action, which requires congressional approval, and defensive military action, which does not.
|
|
" In that book, James distinguishes between various religious experiences and "religion's wicked practical partner, the spirit of corporate dominion, and religion's wicked intellectual partner, the spirit of dogmatic dominion, the passion for laying down the law.
|
|
Too often overlooked in assessments of defense spending is the question of strategy, and specifically whether our foreign policy adequately distinguishes between defending U.S. interests and futilely attempting to manage the global order with military intervention.
|
|
It distinguishes between two different types of Netflix Originals — the ones like "Orange Is the New Black," where Netflix gets the first window for distribution, and others like "Stranger Things," where it actually owns the content.
|
|
In the 10th century book De ceremoniis, which records the correct performance and topography of various rites, ceremonies, and processions, the author distinguishes between two baptisteries near Hagia Sophia: the Great Baptistery and the Small Baptistery.
|
|
She distinguishes between three hypothetical trespassers: a homeless person sleeping on public property, someone who falls asleep while high in a city hospital, and a violent felon caught with a gun outside his ex-girlfriend's house.
|
|
Twitter said its new policy distinguishes between state-funded media organizations that don't operate independently of the governments that fund them and ones that have editorial autonomy like the British Broadcasting Corporation or the Public Broadcasting Service.
|
|
Marjory Stoneman Douglas student leader Cameron Kasky has clearly spent a lot of time over the last 2 weeks thinking about gun violence and how to curb it, because he distinguishes between the NRA and its members.
|
|
James Fox, a criminologist at Northeastern University, distinguishes between mass shootings and mass killings, which separates incidents related to gang violence from events like the attack on a Walmart in El Paso, Texas, in August that killed 28503.
|
|
The same software can also, say, take an audio recording of an interview between two people and produce a transcript that distinguishes between the speakers — perhaps the single most desired piece of technology for any journalist who ever lived.
|
|
"President Trump has found a way to separate what seems to be a real admiration for President Xi Jinping from his real unhappiness with Chinese policy, he distinguishes between the two," said Economy of the Council on Foreign Relations.
|
|
In his writing, Robinson distinguishes between a "socialist economy" (think collective ownership, worker cooperatives, single-payer health care) and what he calls a "socialist ethic": Ezra Klein What is the difference between a "socialist ethic" and a "socialist economy"?
|
|
Will it provoke a more muscular Pakistani approach to counterterrorism -- one that no longer distinguishes between "good" militants that don't target Pakistan, many of which are based in Punjab and harbor relationships with the state, and "bad" ones that do?
|
|
A model that distinguishes between regular-season and playoff games outperforms one that treats the two equally by a sizeable margin: separating these variables improves the Brier score, a measure of accuracy where lower is better, from 0.227 to 733.
|
|
If one distinguishes between parochial and nonparochial schools, the numbers are even starker: Only 19 percent of the private school students admitted came from private religious schools, while such schools account for about 87 percent of all American private school students.
|
|
But in the post-Snowden era, discussions of privacy in the context of technology might be encompassing too broad a palette of potential violations – what we need is a more pointed conversation that distinguishes between everyday privacy and privacy of thought.
|
|
Because the declaration usurps Congress's Article I authority, now is the time for all Republicans to stand up—less in opposition to the president than in support of the Constitution, which clearly distinguishes between the executive and legislative branch's roles.
|
|
Many of the biometric measures employed in wellness plans present similar difficulties—for example, the West Virginia program listed an "acceptable" level of total cholesterol, while the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention now distinguishes between "good" and "bad" types of cholesterol.
|
|
Evans's conclusion astutely distinguishes between changes in language itself and changes in technologies of communication; we would all do well to follow his lead and understand better what emojis do well — and worry less that they threaten the basic function of language.
|
|
Far too often, instead of addressing this universal reality, American politicians have sought to blame workers' woes on outsourcing, undocumented workers, drugs, or changes in family structures: a response that distinguishes between groups of workers rather than dealing with their shared experience.
|
|
This is featured in a section titled "Difference in Gung Fu Styles," in which Bruce distinguishes between what he sees as "superior systems" (namely, his own) versus "slower...half-cultivated systems" (that of TY Wong and other "more traditional" masters like Lau Bun).
|
|
And in much the same way that HBO's robotic "Westworld" amusement park distinguishes between its lifelike android "Hosts" and its human tourist "Visitors," RentAFriend makes capital-letter distinctions between the over 600,000 professional "Friends" available for leasing worldwide, and the dues-paying "Members" who purchase their time.
|
|
"We were reminded by the Singapore police force that with these changes, the law no longer distinguishes between participants and observers, and regards anyone who turns up to the Speakers' Corner in support of an event to be part of an assembly," Pink Dot said on social network Facebook on Sunday.
|
|
He can change its terms, overturn them, but he does not escape from the dynamic of ethical judgment, which distinguishes between actions that are good on account of the ways they affirm the "human," as opposed to actions that are patently dangerous and negate those qualities that enable a dignified life.
|
|
Based on the counties around the 100 largest cities, Bill Frey of the Brookings Institution, a think-tank, distinguishes between three sorts of suburb: inner "mature" ones in which 75-95% of the land is built upon; outer "emerging" ones with 25-75% urbanisation; and "exurbs" with less than 25% of land developed.
|
|
Clinton has also equivocated and hedged when talking about the investigation into her email practices, calling it a "security inquiry" at one point and insisting that she "never received nor sent any material that was marked classified," an excessively lawyerly turn of phrase that distinguishes between material marked classified and classified material that may have not been marked correctly.
|
|
The best general book on the subject, Brian Arthur's The Nature of Technology: What It Is and How It Evolves (2009) distinguishes between the singular use of the word technology as a means to fulfill a human purpose (for instance, a speech-recognition algorithm or filtration process) and a generic assemblage of practices and components (technological "domains," like electronics or biotechnology).
|
|
Church gets shares for serving on the advisory board of Elysium Health, which markets an anti-aging supplement called Basis, and though the literature is careful to say that, "rather than endorsing a specific product, this network of scientists, clinicians and health professionals advises the Elysium team on product identification and development," how one distinguishes between advising on the product and endorsing the product seems to many a bit mystical.
|
|