Sentence examples for but rather wanted from inspiring English sources
Notwithstanding such gains, some opposition members refused to take their seats in Parliament but rather wanted to obtain power through unconstitutional means by using unemployed youth for violence.
The demonstrators "didn't want to change the Sultan," she said, but rather wanted to see more restrictions placed on the ruling élite.
One of the most surprising findings is that 44 of the 46 respondents did not want to establish an independent state but rather wanted to remain part of Syria.
Dr. Berwick said she did not intend to discourage people from using sunscreens, but rather wanted to emphasize that these products were perhaps the least important step in preventing melanoma and other skin cancers.
Mr. Boughner said he didn't want to offend anyone by not taking the Gideons' free gifts - all other Atlantic City casino-hotels do - but rather wanted to provide more comprehensive service.
The 2009 interrogation of the witness, as recounted in highly redacted F.B.I. summaries, show that the agents said they were not seeking to charge him, but rather wanted to learn about a group of American terrorism suspects, including Mr. Hasanoff, and others.
Mr Hollande, for his part, is discreetly telling Brussels and Berlin that he does not question fiscal discipline, but rather wants to complement it with growth-promoting measures.
Moreover, he said, the company is not seeking money damages, but rather wants a declaratory judgment holding that Legacy and the Truth campaign have gone too far.
In the interview, Mr. Talabani reiterated his often-stated claim that Iraq's Kurds would not seek independence but rather want autonomy.
Morgan Stanley has stressed that it does not want to get out of fixed income, but rather wants a slimmed-down franchise that can serve the needs of its clients and produce a decent return.
She does not advocate performing abortions with anesthesia or painkillers "to have a painless death," but rather wants those abortions prevented because a "member of the human family has reached a point where they are capable of feeling pain".
