Sentence examples for but would instead conduct from inspiring English sources

On Sunday, the corps announced it would not grant the permit but would instead conduct an environmental impact statement and explore alternate routes for the pipeline.

The corps announced Sunday that it would not grant a permit – known as an easement – to the company, but would instead conduct an environmental impact statement and explore alternate routes for the 1,172-mile 1,172-milewhich is slated to carry crude oil from the Bakken oil fields in North Dakota to a refinery in Illinois.

Facebook hired auditors to look into the scandal, but on Monday the U.K.'s Information Commissioner's Office announced it would instead conduct its own investigation.

Customarily, on the second weekend of training camp, the Giants would instead conduct an intrasquad scrimmage.

The Labor leader Steve Bracks rejected that idea, saying he would instead conduct a study to look into transport in the northern suburbs.

U.S. officials said the troops would not conduct direct law enforcement but would instead play supporting roles.

Proceeds from the tax would not go to state coffers, but would instead finance cancer research.

When the Justice Department announced on Thursday that it would not seek a breakup, it said that it would instead seek "conduct remedies", or court-ordered sanctions to change Microsoft's corporate behavior.

The former governor was not in studio but instead conducted his interview via a live feed from Chicago.

Myriad did not make a public policy statement, but instead conducted the process through legal negotiation and private correspondence.

A researcher wishing to analyze a single web site in its entirety would therefore not be able to turn to Common Crawl and would instead have to conduct their own crawl of the site or turn to a commercial aggregator that partners with the content holder to license the complete contents of the site.