Sentence examples for but rather ordered from inspiring English sources
In the first Adarand case, the court did not declare the bonus program unconstitutional, but rather ordered the lower federal courts to consider whether the program could meet the new test of strict scrutiny.
As if it the situation couldn't be anymore transparent, the state's amended policy didn't even require that legitimately contaminated commercial citrus trees be cut down, but rather ordered them "quarantined and decontaminated".
It may be the case, in fact, that the most widespread problem in thrombophilia testing is not test selection per se, but rather ordering any of these tests in the first place on patients who have clear nonhereditary precipitants of thrombosis[ 2].
"Farmers are not defying the government, but rather orders they believe to be illegal," she said.
It's like cooking yourself a gourmet meal – it's fun, but wouldn't you rather order some wings and drink a beer?
Who would you rather order your drink from at Starbucks?
Historian Nicholas Brooks holds the view that Stigand was not excommunicated at this time, but rather was ordered to refrain from any archiepiscopal functions, such as the consecration of bishops.
But rather than ordering anything innovative, my companion urges me to try the traditional khinkali dumplings "They brought an old woman down from Khevsureti [the mountain province associated with the best dumplings] and she does nothing but make khinkali all day".
What's really interesting to me, though, is that the court isn't providing a remedy, but rather is ordering that the parties provide further briefing before looking at the appropriate remedy.
He told me that he didn't stay healthy in order to live longer, but rather in order to enjoy his moments of existence to the fullest.
