Sentence examples for instead set forth from inspiring English sources

Administration officials said that the document had no timetable for specific numbers of troop withdrawals and instead set forth the conditions that had to be met in crucial provinces before NATO forces could hand off security to the Afghans.

(Report of the Intergroup Specimen Banking Committee, 1999) Rather than establish standards of hardware, operating systems, or applications, the report instead set forth a standard for mandatory common data elements.

Rather, they set forth questions of ethics, management and messaging.

Debt holders instead negotiate indentures, which set forth their rights and the obligations of the issuer.

As a result, Mr. Selsberg, like his counterparts in New York, generally will not dissuade clients who decline to complete the disclosure form and, instead, pay the penalty set forth in the law -- a $300 credit to the buyer.

Instead, investment managers usually set forth two major objections to the thought that stocks should now be favored over bonds.

But many legal experts said that instead of setting forth clear new rules, the court's decision left things as muddled as ever for the nation's employers — and seemed to ensure much more litigation over the explosive issue of employment discrimination.

Instead, as senators met in Springfield this week, he set forth on a campaign of appearances on national television talk shows to proclaim his innocence.

The ideals set forth by Coubertin when he revived them, instead of being routinely mocked as they are now, would be honored by the admission that the Olympics have simply failed.

Instead of offering the usual kaleidoscope of styles and moods, Gilbert set forth a secure, integrated, slow-building structure.

Instead, the 5% decrement approach for depletion uncertainty is used, as set forth in the Kopp memo.