Sentence examples for aside from the formal from inspiring English sources

Secondly, even aside from the formal requirements of funding bodies, I think there's a moral case to be made that publicly funded research should be promoted or spread to the public.

Aside from the formal and usually explicitly stated, or defined, tasks and rules, there is an important implicit and informal dimension of an institution roughly describable as institutional culture.

It would be really helpful for you to spend some time with a potential supervisor discussing the project and talking about their group and research in general to try to get to know them a little, aside from the formal interview.

Aside from the formal gardens, there's areas of lush subtropical splendor palm trees and banana bushes with parrots screeching from here and there.

"Aside from these formal meetings, the young women often arrange to meet up with each other socially.

Aside from formal appearances, the most visible face in the Palestinian world is rarely seen on the streets of the West Bank or Gaza Strip these days.

Many pregnant women seek care from different sources aside the formal health sector.

Aside from formal marriage, the WHO multi-country study on women's health and domestic violence showed secondary education and a high socio-economic status to be protective factors for IPV exposure [ 68].

The main theoretical interest of the article, aside from providing a formal spatial statement, is to define a distinction between aggregate forest transition (A-FT), when the area of all forests in a multi-regional system increases with the advent of trade relations, and regional forest transition (R-FT), when forest recovery is spatially constrained, and depends on forest losses elsewhere.

Aside from the EU, the countries have built up formal scientific relations with China (Kyrgyzstan), South Korea (Uzbekistan), USA (Uzbekistan, Tajikistan) or Afghanistan, Iran, Pakistan and India (Tajikistan).

Matisse's 1911 portrait of Meerson shows a primly dressed and posed, tremblingly sensitive woman slashed with "two fierce black arcs — plunging from neck to thigh, and from armpit to buttock," which resist any explanation aside from their sheerly formal éclat.