Sentence examples for procedures but rather from inspiring English sources

This should not be seen as an additional burden on top of administrative procedures but rather as part of what you've been trained to do.

Connie Pankratz, a spokeswoman for the city's Law Department, said on Tuesday that the court settlement "doesn't require the N.Y.P.D. to implement new procedures, but rather, formalizes procedures that they already have in place".

The patients in question were not among the wealthy or high-profile women who came through his office, who almost certainly paid cash for these fertility procedures, but rather middle- and working-class women who generally were insured by managed care companies.

CIST is cumulative in nature and includes four steps, which should not be used as single procedures but rather as a sequence of therapeutic procedures with increasing antibacterial potential depending on the severity and extent of the lesion.

We don't, for the most part, need more drugs or procedures, but rather doctors and other health care professionals who will spend adequate time with each of us, listening and creating partnerships, as well as writing orders and prescriptions.

Other antibodies (that is, to fibrillarin, RNA polymerases (RNAPs) and so on) are not identified by common test procedures, but rather by laboratories able to perform sophisticated procedures to confirm the results on the basis of more than one independent method.

Many human rights advocates and legal scholars criticize shuanggui because it is not based on any legal procedure, but rather on party rules and orders.

The focus of Davies's critique is that the criteria for what constitutes ADHD (attention deficit hyperactivity disorder), or autism, or indeed depression, are not arrived at by any commonly understood scientific procedure, but rather by committee: psychiatrists getting together and pooling their understanding of how patients with these maladies "present" (in the jargon).

The proposed method is not intended to be a new energy auditing procedure, but rather a new and more modern interpretation of the classic methodology.

McCrory, however, said he wasn't limiting access to the procedure, but rather was signing a measure that "will result in safer conditions for North Carolina women".

Unfortunately, Coley failed to establish a standard procedure but rather varied the regimen (extract preparation, treatment duration, injection frequency, injection site, dosage) throughout his career, making it difficult to compare his case studies and to pinpoint crucial parameters.