Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• That's an important distinction to make.
• But there is a crucial distinction to be made between the two cases: Japan needs the US to ensure its security, while China does not.
• I think there's a distinction to be made.
• Lends distinction to friends and anonymity to waiters.
• This presumption discriminates against public airports, while competition rules should apply without distinction to public and private undertakings.
• I have the questionable distinction to be married to his only daughter.
• But while these should indeed guide our aid policies, there is an important distinction to be made when it comes to debt relief.
• It's become a distinction to assail a California cockerel.

• He is at least one other human being with whom I can share the distinction of having read Misha Glenny on the Balkans.
• ISCED 3 programme of duration of 2 years and more, without possible distinction of access to other ISCED levels
• First, let me say that Mr.Thompson enjoys the dubious distinction of being the premier bootlegger in Atlantic City, New Jersey.
• The distinction of incubating us future leaders of the Quad.
• (195) The average prices of the exports from Singapore to the USA, without distinction of screen sizes were higher then those of exports to the Community in 1997, 1998 and 2000, with the exception of 1999.
• It has also had the distinction of strengthening the role of local authorities, the non
• You have the distinction of being the first terrorist to ever surrender her secrets without having to confess.
• governmental sector and local communities and of supporting new partnership approaches to urban regeneration.