Sentence examples for but rather targeting from inspiring English sources

"Safe access zones" around abortion clinics do not breach Australians' limited right to free speech because protesters are not engaged in public debate but rather targeting women for their medical choices, the Victorian government has said.

The submission is similar to Victoria's defence that protesters are not engaged in public debate but rather targeting women for their medical choices in a way that will cause them to delay or not to seek those services.

Proliferating laws against blasphemy or apostasy, including in several countries undergoing political transitions after the Arab spring, are not protecting religions, as officials often claim, but rather targeting other faiths, at times selectively.

However, ReviewPro isn't going for the mass market, but rather targeting the mature and lucrative hotel market where reputation management couldn't be more crucial.

EE is not offering iZettle's dongle in all its stores, but rather targeting stores in areas where the small business market is likely to shop, according to Gerry McQuade, Chief Marketing Officer at EE.

"I am not targeting any particular group of people, but rather targeting everyone in our society who hides behind neurotic behavior, rather than deal with it".

Missal's subsequent investigation concluded that her email was not hacked but rather targeted by an "unsophisticated 'spoofing' of her identity" that was unrelated to planning for the Europe trip.

Trabelsi said the goal is not to just hand a patient information based on their genome, but rather target clinical experts that might be able to use that data and better determine diagnoses for patients.

He clarified that his comment was "not necessarily targeted at Governor Romney" but rather "targeted at everybody".

Candidates and political parties typically do not engage in GOTV efforts in safe states like California or New York, but rather target voters in battleground states.

We should not give a blank slate to corporations, but rather target tax breaks to companies committed to investing those savings domestically.