Sentence examples for rather endorses from inspiring English sources

For all Deila may be the recipient of sympathy amid the inevitable flak that will now flow his way, the fact he is in position at all rather endorses that change of direction.

The draft law that is currently under discussion does not legalize euthanasia or assisted suicide, but rather endorses "the right to deep and continuous sedation" for terminally ill patients.

Nor does the present passage endorse all of the political structures of the Republic, rather it endorses the community of property, women and children and the goal of making the city as unified as possible.

As it was, opposition parties resigned from the parliaments rather than endorse this travesty.

It was further enhanced when he resigned, rather than endorse the prospect of a violent expulsion.

Michael Keating underlined the point the panel was there to verify the costings, rather than endorse the policies.

Mid-term elections are often about delivering a rebuke to a president and his party, rather than endorsing a properly thought-out alternative.

What if politicians started to pander to such feeling by attacking unpopular EU decisions rather than endorsing them with a wink and a shrug?

There is a clear risk, since those angry voters flocking to hear Trump speak might stay at home on polling day rather than endorse another "establishment" figure.

Rather, he endorsed a hyper-local, Swiss-style democratic politics, a transition to private property, and the dissolution of the Soviet Union.

Five of its 19 members, including all three who represented labor unions, resigned on Wednesday rather than endorse the final report.