Sentence examples for Apart from issuing from inspiring English sources

Apart from issuing definitive verdicts, the highest legal body also has the power to send back cases to appeal as it has for the Meredith Kercher murder – raising the possibility of a further drawn-out process in the courts.

Apart from issuing definitive verdicts, the Supreme Court also has the power to send back cases to a different appeal court as it has for the Meredith Kercher murder – raising the possibility of a drawn-out game of legal ping pong.

Yet the controllers in Madrid are relaxed and, apart from issuing a few course corrections to avoid a spot of bad weather, leave the aircraft to get on with it.

That grouping, apart from issuing meaningless pledges opposing protectionism, has shown almost no desire to dismantle impediments to international commerce.

But apart from issuing occasionally long-winded treatises and videos, his critics say he has allowed al-Qaeda to wither while Islamic State (IS) has grown into everything al-Qaeda tried - and failed - to be.

Thus it is troubling that the company has done so little to address concerns about privacy intrusion -- apart from issuing a ban on facial recognition software, and publishing a feeble guide to Glass etiquette.

Quite apart from issues of maritime safety, a minor incident could swiftly escalate into military conflict.

Its politics, apart from issues related to Northern Ireland, are slightly left of centre.

This reminds me of the old saw about the tree falling in the forest: if principles exist apart from issues, can you really hear them?

Powell, DeYoung writes, "saw no personal profit in racial activism and considered himself largely above, or at least apart from, issues of color".

Arthur L. Yeager Edison, N.J., June 23 , 2010To the Editor: Quite apart from issues of the constitutional chain of command and of civilian control of the military, and quite apart from the issue of whether Gen. Stanley A. McChrystal was the indispensable general for the Afghan war -- Gen. David H. Petraeus is probably more highly regarded -- there is another issue.