Sentence examples for holding instead that from inspiring English sources

Descartes abolished this distinction, holding, instead, that everything physical that exists is simply matter in space.

Yet the district court in CalPERS v. ANZ Securities rejected this reasoning, holding instead that the opt out case was filed too late.

Just a few years after proposing charter schools, Shanker largely disavowed them, holding instead that schools would get better only by standardizing their goals — the same theory that underlies today's controversial Common Core state standards.

Richelieu rejected the view that policy should be based on dynastic or sentimental concerns or a ruler's wishes, holding instead that the state transcended crown and land, prince and people, and had interests and needs independent of all these elements.

And in Vaca it also refused to limit judicial relief to a decree compelling arbitration of the underlying grievance, reasoning that an arbitrator might lack power to award damages against the union, and holding instead that "the court should be free to decide the contractual claim and to award the employee appropriate damages or equitable relief". Id., at 196 , 87S.Ct., at 920.

Such a view would reject the prioritarian weighting function discussed above, holding instead that the perfection attained by each human being should count equally.

The Court of Appeal held instead that the individual was an independent contractor as a matter of law.

"We therefore decline to extend Robinson to searches of data on cell phones, and hold instead that officers must generally secure a warrant before conducting such a search".

I would hold instead that Congress passed §2c in 1967 to restore redistricting law to its pre-1941 status, when §2a c) became effective without any complementary provision regarding single-member districts.

It held instead that (1) if an arrested foreign national is prejudiced by the host country's failure to inform him of his Article 36 rights, and (2) if that individual has "been subjected to prolonged detention or convicted and sentenced to severe penalties," then a diplomatic apology alone is not a sufficient remedy.

In further contributions, Goldenweiser in 1915 16 and 1918 criticized Lang, Frazer, and Durkheim and insisted that totemism had nothing to do with religion; he held instead that man in no way viewed his totem as superior to himself or as a deified being but viewed it as his friend and equal.