Sentence examples for is instead required from inspiring English sources

What is instead required is a well targeted "green infrastructure QE" which would stimulate the economy, boost employment and tackle climate change countrywide.

In Somalia, where the department has only a limited presence in the capital, Mogadishu, and is instead required to work primarily out of the Nairobi office, using third parties to deliver assets, tracking technology has been deployed to follow money and assets in real time.

The doctor is, instead, required to honor the value of life by not causing loss of life (cf. Pettit 1997).

A single heme lyase, HCCS, is instead required for maturation of both Cytc and Cytc1 in higher eukaryotes (Bernard et al, 2003; Schaefer et al, 1996).

Accordingly, R-Ras-GTP via RIN2/Rab5 specifically elicits the endocytosis of ECM-bound/active integrins from the plasma membrane while the concurrent association of RIN2 with active R-Ras and Rab5, which at steady state mainly occurs on EEA1-positive early endosomes, is instead required to stimulate the activation of Rac1 and the ensuing adhesion of ECs to ECM proteins.

Importantly CREBH does not contribute to the classical UPR induction, but is instead required for APR (acute phase response), regulating transcription of the CRP (C-reactive protein) and SAP (serum amyloid P) genes, CREBH and ATF6 (activating transcription factor 6) binding to a conserved promoter element [ 45].

The order was suspended and he was instead required to perform 250 hours of community service.

"If students have an entitlement to text books but are instead required to access books online, this may distance or exclude them from the content," he said.

Mr. Singer was instead required merely to patch the parts of the facade that needed repair — a significantly less expensive job.

But before Cerberus could terminate this transaction Cerberus was first forced into litigation with United Rentals over a contract ambiguity about whether Cerberus was instead required to complete the transaction.

The court enjoined the Secretary against preemptive rejection of supplemental certificates, admonishing her that she could not "decide ahead of time what late returns should or should not be ignored," but was instead required "to exercise her discretion" and "consider all attendant facts and circumstances" before deciding whether to accept revised or amended returns.