Sentence examples for instead would provide from inspiring English sources

Mr. Lazio supported a Republican bill that instead would provide tax deductions to help people pay their medical premiums.

In January, the Department of Correction announced it was ending the use of solitary confinement for the inmates classified as "seriously mentally ill," because it can exacerbate their conditions, and instead would provide them with more therapy.

The House GOP's legislation would end the system in which the government pays each state a specific share of all its Medicaid costs and instead would provide a fixed sum for each beneficiary — no matter how much or little of the costs that funding covered.

The bill "is not focused on cutting taxes for small businesses, but instead would provide tax cuts to the most fortunate," the Obama administration noted in a statement.

Afterward, he was placed in with three juvenile bulls, the thinking being that the bulls were young enough they wouldn't dare harass the much larger Yamba and instead would provide some comforting company to the roughed-up bull, company that he wouldn't try to hump.

Instead, it would provide tax credits of $2,000 to $4,000 per year based on their age.

Instead it would provide "premium support," limited payments — vouchers, Democrats say — that beneficiaries could use to buy insurance policies in the private sector.

Instead, IFCs would provide independent and transparent assessments of the fiscal policies produced by governments [52].

Instead Ms. DeVos would provide students with more data about all of the nation's higher education institutions — not just career and for-profit college programs — including debt, expected earnings after graduation, completion rates, program cost, accreditation and other measures.

Instead, it said it would provide "fair and square pricing" with everyday low prices, "monthlong value" specials and clearance events beginning twice a month.

Instead, the bill, which would provide vouchers to poor families who want better schools for their children, has sparked what one Tea Party activist called a "fight within the family".