Sentence examples for term aside from inspiring English sources

And his low-key but forceful insistence kept the Treasury at the center of every major economic policy decision of Mr. Obama's first term, aside from the health care overhaul.

At first Chávez's successor appeared to have time on his side, facing no significant challenge to his six-year term aside from the possibility of a recall referendum permitted by the constitution in 2016.

Obama still was shy on details of what he would do in a second term, aside from continuing to present mediocrity as better than what a Republican would do in office.

But if we lay these terms aside we still have to account for the phenomenon they point to: that women in great numbers by no means all on élite campuses, by no means all young feel angry at and exploited by behavior that many men assume is within bounds and no big deal.

Marketing terms aside, this is a great method of compromise that Apple has come up with.

This is because the utility function is composed of QoE and QoS terms aside from the transmission cost.

Apple has just announced the numbers for their 1st fiscal quarter of 2011 (which, confusing terms aside, ran from September 25th to December 25th, 2010) — and all in all, the company managed to churn out roughly 16.24 million iPhones.

"The most important things that have affected me long-term, aside from the writings of Shakespeare, are the works of other great authors like Dostoevsky, Tolstoy, and Emily Dickinson.

He served just one term, stepping aside in 1999.

Immigrants is a term set aside for 'inferior races'.

The Russo-American deal suggests that the weapons could be eliminated by mid-2014, by coincidence just when Mr Assad's presidential term expires.Yet aside from the physical difficulty of operating in Syria, diplomatic wrangling suggests that this timetable is too ambitious.