Sentence examples for has a different aim from inspiring English sources

But Shirky has a different aim this time.

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

Tanguera, written and produced by Diego Romay, directed by Omar Pacheco and choreographed by Mora Godoy, has a different aim: to be a tango musical, with dancers who portray characters and choreography that dramatises their story.

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.

Every nonprofit has a different aim, and numbers don't tell the entire story.

But this week's strike had a different aim.

A new generation of medical leaders and institutions professes to have a different aim.

But Lisa Loomer -- who says she loved "The Nanny Diaries" -- had a different aim with "Living Out," her new play about the relationship between a Los Angeles nanny and her employer, a working mother who has every hope of being fair.

Naturalistic driving studies have a different aim, and therefore these steps are not relevant.

However, in the present study their use had a different aim, induced by the peculiarity of LARES, an Italian Space Agency satellite.

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.