Sentence examples for has said instead that from inspiring English sources

He has said instead that he wants to be sure regulators have enough information before they move forward with new rules.

It has said instead that it went along with its partners in "the Troika" – the European Commission and the European Central Bank – when it shouldn't have.

Anwar said there was no evidence for this: the PIRC has said instead that the officer went to a local hospital with Bayoh for a checkup, and was discharged shortly afterwards.

The chairman, Senator Pat Roberts of Kansas, is opposed to authorizing a full investigation, and has said instead that the panel can review the Iraq-related intelligence as part of its normal oversight of intelligence agencies.

Lin has said instead that he believes it's easier for Uber to acquire supply than Airbnb (as I did note correctly in conversation).

Whereas McCain has promised to nominate justices "who have a history of strict adherence to the constitution," Obama has said instead that if "someone is being treated unfairly, then the Court has to stand up if nobody else will, and that is the kind of judge I want". Justices would be called upon to consult not constitutional precedent but their own conceptions of fairness.

How easy it would have been for the senior leader to have said, instead, "That was a really well-constructed presentation," then, "Would you like one small observation for future presentations?" (Assume the answer is yes). "On all slides but one you had the main point at the top.

Military officials have said instead that the prisoners are held in "single-occupancy cells".

Mr. Romney has said that instead of Mr. Obama's temporary measure, he would seek a long-term solution for young undocumented immigrants.

The company has said that instead, the system, which may find a home in Nissan's Infiniti brand, sends electronic signals from the steering wheel to on-board computers that activate the steering rack to turn the wheels.

Instead, he has said that on certain specific questions — such as negotiating with Iran and recognizing the suffering of the Palestinians — he agrees with Obama more than McCain.