Sentence examples for a different aim from inspiring English sources

But Shirky has a different aim this time.

But this week's strike had a different aim.

Section 2612(a)(1)(C), has a different aim than Title VII.

A new generation of medical leaders and institutions professes to have a different aim.

Tanguera, written and produced by Diego Romay, directed by Omar Pacheco and choreographed by Mora Godoy, has a different aim: to be a tango musical, with dancers who portray characters and choreography that dramatises their story.

This proposal is the chief goal of many gun-control groups and has a different aim than the assault weapons ban: the proliferation of handguns that are used in most gun violence, particularly in cities.

The current study also utilized a different AIMs panel and two different analytical methods, confirming the utility of AM as an effective mapping approach using relevant populations and disease phenotypes.

It is not appropriate to compare the studies we included to those included in a meta-analysis with a completely different aim.

Three soundtrack albums were released simultaneously for The Prince of Egypt, each of them aimed towards a different target audience.

But when top leaders of two of the hemisphere's most violent street gangs sat across from one another in the stifling air of a maximum security prison here this year, the encounter had a very different aim: peace.

But this new South-East Asian entry to the field has taken a somewhat different aim.