Sentence examples for but rather must from inspiring English sources

For Hayek, the rule of law means that these constraining rules must not play favourites, but rather must embody ideals of impartiality, generality, and equality before the law.

The Palestinians need not "put up or shut up," as Mr. Friedman suggests, but rather must continue their struggle for justice.

Its leader can't make policy by issuing executive orders or simply roll over the opposition but, rather, must slog through the muck of competing ideas with people as diverse as the heads of the Socialists, the Social Democrats, the Christian Union Party, which builds its platform around the teachings of Jesus, and the Party for the Animals.

And you can't access any particular piece of information, but rather must sequence large swaths of DNA to find what you've archived.

Thus, the individual parameters of the mechanical breath cannot be used in a one-size-fits-all protective ventilation strategy but rather must be personalized and adaptively adjusted based on changes in patient's lung physiology.

In developing countries, health care providers practicing in the ED must not shy away from HIV care but rather must use the venue as an important access point to care for this vulnerable population.

In natural environments populations must not only survive but rather they must achieve a higher net growth rate than their competitors which means enhancing survival and resuming growth faster.

He who steals must steal no more; but rather he must labor, performing with his own hands what is good, [enough] so that he will have something to share with one who has need (Ephesians 4 28).

That doesn't mean they must leave the church and its formal institutions, but rather they must take a more active role in shaping it".

Mr. Hagel urged the new officers "to not just deal with these debilitating, insidious and destructive forces, but rather you must be the generation of leaders that stop it".

And this should not be about abandoning the civil society organisations we have created, but rather we must evolve these NGOs to be more open, agile and accountable to those they seek to serve.