Sentence examples for different aim than from inspiring English sources

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

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.

Screenwriter Aaron Sorkin has said that he had a different aim than pure history: "'Steve Jobs' doesn't fall into the same genre" as other fact-based films, the screenwriter told The Times.

This meant not only that we had a different aim than Luo and colleagues, but that we had fewer constraints.

Services in LTC have a significantly different aim than traditional acute care services.

The SSS filter had a different aim than the previously developed filter by Montgomery and Sherif [ 26].

Although Lacan's study of the play within the context of psychoanalysis has very different aims than those of Butler's, his observations on Antigone's splendor nevertheless make for an interesting challenge to more contemporary views (like Butler's) that shape Antigone as activist hero.

Therefore, it serves different aims than ethical theories which have been developed to serve concrete practical (e.g. political) purposes and, consequently, carry a stronger action-guiding character.

Nelson and AFF have a different aim.

But Shirky has a different aim this time.

But it was a different aim.