Sentence examples for manage rather from inspiring English sources

But, politically, it became a problem for the Administration to deal with and to manage, rather than oppose.

It would allow the Supreme Court to manage, rather than impede, an inexorable process of social change.

They are lowering growth targets and trying to manage rather than fight the deceleration (which would only make it worse).

He says there has never been a better time to pursue opportunities, although he adds that the best deals involve buying assets to manage, rather than whole companies.

Overall, Netanyahu's government (the most rightwing in Israel's history) seems content to "manage" rather than resolve the conflict while seeking to further develop the West Bank economy – the agenda being pursued by Tony Blair, the quartet envoy.

Returning to his dealings as prime minister with the tabloids, which he described in a speech before leaving office as "feral beasts," he said he had decided to "manage" rather than confront them, for fear of "being torn to pieces" if they turned against Labour, or against him personally.

Accountability is vital and, as Transport for London and Merseyrail have shown, management contracts can work, but only where they are locally managed rather than from Whitehall.

It quietly misses out the pronoun, for example, "managed" rather than "I managed".

But Mercosur, insofar as cars are concerned, is a monument to managed rather than free trade.

To many Eurocrats, voter indifference is something to be managed, rather than feared.

Although they do seem to have managed rather well in Belgium, don't they?