Sentence examples for rather implementing from inspiring English sources

Although, pressed on how firm that anti-social features stance is, he concedes they're not abandoning the usual social suite entirely — but rather implementing that sort of stuff in relative moderation.

She would rather implement tangible programs than start a support group.

In our method, the reduction is not part of the analytical step, but rather implemented as a pre-filtering stage (see Appendix sections A.1 and A.2).

Violence is not being sought, but rather implemented when it is the only form of defense against a violent organization calling for the mass extermination of millions of people.

The approach of setting a voluntary target rather than implementing a legislative quota has made an impact.

But some residents and activists at the protest viewed changes as altering the facade rather than implementing real reform.

By focusing on what is required, rather than implementing 'one size fits all' solutions we can improve the core issues.

This, she says, is notably lacking in a machine that was traditionally used for assessing policy rather than implementing it.

Councillor Clyde Loakes, deputy leader and cabinet member for the environment, explains: "Given the scale of the proposals, a live test was crucial in understanding how such a scheme could work, rather than implementing proposals without any proper testing.

Tirado said: "Over the past two decades, the focus of successive governments has been on maintaining an image of peace and tranquillity in Mexico City, rather than implementing intelligent policies to prevent and tackle organised crime.

This change may, however, take some time to come into effect as, rather than implementing an existing clause in the 2003 Extradition Act, May will introduce fresh legislation to overcome problems of delay and possible "satellite litigation".