Sentence examples for apart from the task from inspiring English sources

Today the culture minister, Ed Vaizey, tried to alleviate those worries by announcing the BFI would take on most of the UKFC's functions apart from the task of encouraging inward investment, which would be in the hands of Film London.

It, too, is a movie that converts images into physical sensations; it, too, is immersive (cameras are literally immersed); it, too, treats human participants like environmental furniture, devoid of inner lives, nonexistent apart from the task at hand.

Apart from the task to upper limit DR, the open-loop UL TPC is also dedicated to control inter-cell interference and to guarantee a certain target signal-to-interference and noise ratio (SINR).

Apart from the task of executing Brexit, May must try to unite a divided party and a nation in which many, on the evidence of the referendum, feel angry with the political elite and left behind by the forces of globalization.

Apart from the perennial task of managing the economy, Cameron's two greatest challenges at the start of his second term as prime minister were constitutional.

But he and party leader Hu Jintao face a huge challenge quite apart from the immediate task of steering the world's most populous nation through its present difficulties.

Apart from the original task of Foresight – to identify new trends and topics – the current challenges of Foresight processes lie in filtering a glut of multimedia information on a project-related basis, i.e. in deciding which of the many developments that are publicised around the world are particularly relevant to the ministry.

Meanwhile, it can be seen that apart from the labor ward, injecting and cleaning practices were found as being the most risky tasks for nurses.

There was no difference across groups for the mean EMG increase (relative to the previous relaxation block) during any of the tasks apart from the first mental stress task which showed significantly higher EMG activity on the right side during counting backwards in steps of 9 (Fig. 1).

One of the reasons for the long-running debates in Stockholm about sometimes arcane details, apart from the sheer complexity of the task, is that the scientists are acutely conscious that they must make their report watertight.

The truth is, apart from the Presidential Commission on Good Government, no similar task force or commission has been formed to pursue the plundered wealth for any other former president - even though many have been richly deserving of a similar fate.