Sentence examples for instead establishing from inspiring English sources
Yahoo has generally not participated, instead establishing its own standards.
"The Conservative Party needs to move the debate on beyond the net migration figure, instead establishing a record of competence on immigration and showing the public they are building a contributory-based immigration system".
Negotiations among representatives from Governor McGreevey's office, Dr. McCormick and the heads of the two boards at Rutgers have been continuing, according to those involved, with the latest talks focusing on diluting the power of the proposed chancellor and instead establishing boards on the various campuses.
His daughter Ivanka appears to be establishing a role as the one person who might prevent the Trump administration from undoing all of the progress made by the Obama administration in cutting US carbon pollution, and instead establishing policies that will maximize the country's burning of fossil fuels.
Marx, who was a fellow young Hegelian at the time, understood Jewish emancipation as part of a more general process in which "the state emancipates itself from religion" by no longer requiring its members to declare which faith they embrace and, instead, establishing a strict separation of church and state, such as was found in the United States (1843/1994: 5–8).
Rather than buying bank bonds to prop up private financial institutions, Murphy suggested instead establishing a green infrastructure bank that would issue bonds the government could then buy back ― a policy with enough leftist bona fides to be nicknamed the "people's quantitative easing".
Other poems may be organized into verse paragraphs, in which regular rhymes with established rhythms are not used, but the poetic tone is instead established by a collection of rhythms, alliterations, and rhymes established in paragraph form.
The deal instead establishes a new foundation to which Microsoft would appoint some board members.
Instead, established firms remained in place, keeping themselves afloat but lacking the wherewithal for new investments.
The demonstrators, instead, established control over the routes to the meetings.
With pinpoint precision, Adams identified the reckless contempt with which the French ignored that lesson, and, instead, established a monolithic sovereign power, as the fountainhead of their disasters.
