Sentence examples for go beyond the use from inspiring English sources
Mr. Forrester said it was important to remind voters that the links between Mr. Lautenberg and Mr. Torricelli go beyond the use of some of the same campaign staff members, office space and advertisements.
Mr. Edwards repeated his calls to go beyond the use of force to undermine the threat of terrorism, and to adopt a more multilateral approach to combat "the long-term forces of terrorism".
As the population in city shelters has ballooned sharply in recent years to nearly 40,000 people, including 8,700 families, advocates for the homeless have pushed to go beyond the use of the program for single people.
Might it be possible, and best, to go beyond the use of large-scale defaults, adopted for whole populations, and instead to personalise them, so that they fit people's individual circumstances?
Additionally, the method offers applications which go beyond the use of biomass in a region.
To go beyond the use of a single node, we have to distribute the data objects over multiple nodes.
If the F.C.C. was too aggressive, the Court is too timid, in a way that goes beyond the use of typographical bleeps in the decision.
But he said that the administration had failed to craft a detailed strategy for achieving those steps that went beyond the use of military force.
Scientific computing is a multidisciplinary field that goes beyond the use of computer as machine where researchers write simple texts, presentations or store analysis and results of their experiments.
Therefore, in his later works, especially in the Perspectiva and Scientia experimentalis, Bacon will define experientia-experimentum in a distinctly new manner, one that takes up and also goes beyond the use of this term in Aristotle and in Bacon's own Questiones from the 1240s.
