Sentence examples for but rather a policy from inspiring English sources

There is widespread consensus that no individual policy instrument but rather a "policy mix" is needed to effectively drive the development and diffusion of environmental technologies.

I have no party affinity, but rather a policy obsession.

Donald Trump began his speech tonight by promising it wouldn't "be a rally speech," but rather a policy speech.

"For conservatives, it's less about morality but rather a public policy issue," he said.

This is no accident, but rather a Wikipedia policy concerning a topic as fraught with emotion as the Sept. 11 attacks.

Mr. Hagan did not have collector-car insurance but rather a standard auto policy with a stated-value rider.

This outcome does not reflect a deliberate plan, but rather a series of policy mistakes.

Justice Minister Tarso Genro sounded a conciliatory note, saying in televised comments on Thursday that the confirmation of a majority of judges was not a victory of Indians over non-Indians, but rather a reaffirmation of a policy meant to protect the rights of Indian communities "without giving up the sovereignty of national territory".

His famous remark more than three years ago about "irrational exuberance" was not a statement of fact but rather a question about how policy makers should recognize when asset price swings are getting out of hand.

Mr Duncan Smith, defending it, said it was not a tax but rather a "balanced and fair" policy for taxpayers.

The culprit, Stimel argues, is not criminal activity on the part of the participants themselves, but rather a poorly designed public policy.