Sentence examples for implement rather than from inspiring English sources

Unlike our recent domestic restructuring announcement, what we are announcing today is a formal proposal we intend to implement, rather than an executed plan.

"These have always been the most difficult to implement, rather than 'horizontal' measures that affect most of the population, because members of parliament begin to fear strong reactions in their constituencies and governments decide the political cost is too high," Malkoutzis said.

We therefore conclude that the second method is much easier to implement rather than the first method.

This combined with no signs or examples of the platform being used gives the impression that you are describing features you plan to implement rather than existing and mature software solution.

Clegg last week made a speech on the subject, announcing that Alexander was now in charge of 40 projects across Whitehall, ensuring they are implemented rather than delayed.

Clegg made a speech on the subject last week, announcing that Alexander was now in charge of 40 projects across Whitehall, ensuring they are implemented rather than delayed.

Even Ms Carrio, who supports "restructuring" the debt, says she is opposed to the way free-market policies were implemented, rather than to capitalism.

"The H-1B visa process needs urgent reform to make sure that the lofty rhetoric employed by the tech industry actually reflects how the program is implemented, rather than facilitating the exploitation of immigrant workers and the reduction of wages in the United States," said Jeff Hauser, a spokesman for the A.F.L.-C.I.O., the nation's largest federation of unions.

Many had made themselves easy targets by concentrating too much on the financial minutiae of future plans that might or might not be implemented, rather than looking at the broader picture.Planning was further undermined by the myths surrounding the so-called "new economy".

To include primarily vulnerability studies that have been operationalized and empirically implemented rather than studies that focus on developing theoretical frameworks of vulnerability.

After 1967, when Israel assumed its control over the water resources in the occupied Palestinian territories (OPT), military orders were implemented rather than state legislation.