Sentence examples for operating apart from inspiring English sources

Four of the schools are still operating, apart from Ingleton Middle School, which closed last month.

Operating apart, however, means that Hannan can sound alarmingly unlike most other British politicians.

Though he finds the coerced confessions disturbing, He Jiahong, faculty director of the Renmin University Law School in Beijing, said shuanggui, by operating apart from local courts that are easily manipulated by party officials who control their funds, was a vital tool for fighting corruption.

Because the center stack and instrument display operate apart from one another, two applications can be used at once.

One of these would strip the F.B.I. of its counterintelligence functions and create a new domestic intelligence agency modeled after Britain's M.I.5., a domestic intelligence-gathering agency that operates apart from law enforcement.

PRIs operated apart from university and industry as an independent social institution.

Yet, as valuable as rational analysis and free choice undoubtedly are, feminists argue that these capacities do not operate apart from affective, biosocial, socio-economic and other heterogeneous forces that orchestrate the multilayered phenomenon that we call the self.

It certainly fits better with a naturalized conception of human beings as part of this world and not as Cartesian thinking substances that somehow operate apart from the rest of nature.

The most active terrorist network inside Iraq appears to be operating mostly apart from Al Qaeda, senior American officials say.

Five years ago, the F.A.A. banned Americans from operating drones, apart from special exemptions granted to around three hundred military contractors, research programs, and law-enforcement agencies.

As a character in AS Byatt's story "The Djinn in the Nightingale's Eye" (1994) observes, the sad fact remains that for the most part women in such pre-modern Arabic stories "are portrayed as deceitful, unreliable, greedy, inordinate in their desires, unprincipled and dangerous, operating powerfully (apart from sorceresses and female ghouls and ogres) through structures of powerlessness".