Sentence examples for functions apart from from inspiring English sources

I would offer a resounding "Yes" because one of the medium's many functions, apart from giving ecstasy and entertainment, is to offer information and provoke debate.

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.

In a statement given to her lawyers Mrs Pretty said: "I want the court to know that I want the right to die at the time of my choosing, with dignity, now that I have lost all functions apart from my mind".

"She is rude, she is abrasive and you never see her at community functions, apart from when an election is on," says Jenny O'Connor, the Greens candidate who has run against Mirabella in every election since 2003, over a drink at a pub in Beechworth, a charming historic town not far from the NSW border.

The assessment includes all biotic and abiotic goods and nature functions, apart from cumulating effects and peoples' sense of home.

Third, the city-state is naturally prior to the individuals, because individuals cannot perform their natural functions apart from the city-state, since they are not self-sufficient (1253a18-29).

That is the way the jury would normally function, apart from the statute.

As a unique function apart from CSR, many large corporations maintain foundations.

We Americans in particular live with this false notion that we somehow function apart from nature rather than as part of it.

"In an environment where children are still being killed, such attempts do not have any function apart from making things easier for the tyrant [Assad]," Erdoğan said.

The length of the sensory midsection, however, may change more or less independently because its motor nerve endings function apart from the innervation of the extrafusal muscle fibres.