Sentence examples for but rather to implement from inspiring English sources
But this federally granted power with respect to elections of Congressmen is not to formulate policy, but rather to implement the policy laid down in the Constitution that, so far as feasible, votes be given equally effective weight.
47– 50 It is important not to withdraw treatment early, but rather to implement active antihypertensive medication with the objective of obtaining a BP <140/90 mmHg.
Here is described a high precision, but rather easy to implement, method for measuring the vertex angle of the refractive pyramids.
The design has elements of an efficacy study (e.g., random assignment, independent ratings, checks on treatment fidelity), but the primary aim of the study was not to test the relative difference between two different psychotherapy approaches, but rather how to implement CBT for pediatric OCD in a format that can be available to the most possible patients.
This chapter is not meant to completely cover implementing security but rather to describe the functionality that is available and how to use it.
Leading companies suggest that the answer to this difficult and age-old challenge is not to try to purge all biases but rather to lead as an organization in implementing mechanisms or processes to neutralize biases in selecting for key talent management positions.
More worryingly, it looks unlikely to be implemented since President Afwerki announced plans to draft a new constitution in 2014, rather than to implement the existing one.
Compared with transform domain methods, the time-domain approach is rather easier to implement and requires less computation.
The fact that Trump owns a string of golf courses and hotels in Scotland might also make a ban rather tricky to implement.
"Rather than seeking to implement much-needed reforms, the N.B.A. has chosen instead to attack the messenger," Lauro wrote.
