Sentence examples for but rather establish from inspiring English sources

Abbas insisted that the new quest for recognition was "not seeking to delegitimize Israel, but rather establish a state that should be established: Palestine".

So mitigation measures should not discourage people from crowding into vulnerable cities but rather establish incentives for cities and their inhabitants to protect themselves better.Many cities have tough building codes but fail to enforce them.

In the context of justification, these methods do not deductively imply their conclusion but rather establish that there is some (often precisely specifiable) high probability that the conclusion is true.

Using highly specific adhesion mechanisms, cells do not adhere to the full surface area but rather establish discrete cell substrate connections [ 439].

Schwartz's greatest challenge, like Cable's, goes beyond getting a player here and a player there, but, rather, establishing the Lions as a credible professional football team.

The separation of the function of faqih and marja did not mean the separation of religion from politics, but rather established the supremacy of politics over religion.

Presumably that doesn't mean an end to growth in international subscriptions (which would be, uh, bad), but rather establishing Netflix in every country where it intends to be available.

The association between the colour and the probability of reward was not given explicitly beyond the direction of increasing risk (from blue to red) but, rather, established by feedback learning during a practice block before the experiment proper began so as not to bias responding by a priori notions about the set probabilities.

"I would rather establish a permanent institution," he said.

Instead, many of them said, they would rather establish these sleeping spots.

Historically the party has not compared itself to other European parties, and has sought to rather establish its own identity.