Sentence examples for but rather advised from inspiring English sources

Ms. Kroes did not forbid operators from blocking specific Internet services, saying she would not micromanage the industry, but rather advised national regulators to create new guidelines, in effect rejecting calls by the European Parliament in November to enforce net neutrality in European law.

But Jiang says that Partovi — with whom he had long discussions over the last year or so — didn't talk about funding him but rather advised him as an individual.

And so it should, but the purpose of the report published this week was not to find fault, rather advise on future steps.

They would rather advise abstinence.

This can partially explain why foster families encourage disclosure, while HIV-positive mothers rather advise their adolescent children not to reveal their status (Michaud et al., 2009).

Already, the Internet is causing disintermediation within companies, he argues, just as it did in e-commerce: the human-resources department does much less administration once the benefits system is more self-service, but rather more advising and consulting.

Reflecting on the article now, Nunn tells VICE: "The piece was never about telling people how to grieve but rather just advising them to think about how they react to really complex sociopolitical affairs.

The State Department is also careful to say that this alert is not meant to discourage people from traveling, but rather to advise them to take extra caution and pay close attention to their environment, especially in crowded places.

Sarkozy, a fan of George W Bush, reportedly did not choose the name to copy the US, but rather because his pollsters advised him that acronyms had fallen from favour among voters who are increasingly distrustful of the political class.

Rather he advised people to turn towards their fears, much as the mystics welcomed the dark night of the soul.

It is rather generally advised to make efforts to reduce the dose of the vasopressor as soon as possible [ 1], with the possibility of infusing fluid in case of unmasked cardiac preload reserve.