Sentence examples for but rather to apply from inspiring English sources

The STOP Act would expand the transitional CBM program so as not to be limited to "financial products or services," but rather to apply to patents claiming the management or administration of any "enterprise, product or service".

The STOP Act would expand the transitional CBM program so as not to be limited to "financial products or services," but rather to apply to patents claiming the management or administration of any "enterprise, product or service". The STOP Act would also make the transitional CBM program indefinite.

According to Ehud Olmert the goal of the operation was "not to mete out punishment but rather to apply pressure so that the abducted soldier will be freed.

The first reversal arrives within minutes: Irisz's surname is Leiter, and she has come not to buy a hat but rather to apply for a job at the shop that her parents owned years ago before it burned down, taking them with it.

Our program and study was not designed to make systematic substance abuse, dependence, or addiction diagnoses but rather to apply a working diagnosis of misuse that defined conditions under which opioids would be prescribed.

The findings are not intended to be generally applied, but rather to give in-depth information on the attitudes and opinions of a group of adolescents.

The models are not applicable to the activities of a veterinarian, but rather to animal owners who apply socially transmitted knowledge to treat their animal's condition.

The correct approach to avoid bark beetle infestations is not to apply insecticides, but rather to identify any health issues a tree may have.

This presentation in not intended to advocate particular treatment algorithms but rather to show how experienced intensivists apply clinical science to their practice of critical care medicine.

So properly speaking, error is not ascribed to universal principles (synderesis), but rather to conscience which may incorrectly apply a universal judgment.

To understand computing is not to examine the computer as a tool, but rather to comprehend the underlying principles that apply to computing's many manifestations and instances.