Sentence examples for rather than cases from inspiring English sources

The legal profession argues that the removal of swathes of legal aid will cost the taxpayer more because, rather than cases being solved in the early stages, problems will escalate and become more expensive to solve.

In fact, this conflation has found its way into the collection of data: according to a report from the Global Alliance Against Trafficking in Women: "[W]hen statistics on trafficking are available, they usually refer to the number of migrant or domestic sex workers, rather than cases of trafficking".

True whistle-blowing, according to Stephen M. Kohn, a lawyer and executive director of the National Whistleblowers Center, is when people report seeing or experiencing something at their company that is against the law, rather than cases in which employees feel mistreated, but nothing illegal has occurred.

Under pressure to maintain social stability, governments mainly focus on the incidents of the masses related to large-scale collective labor disputes rather than cases of relatively small scale or by individuals that were not mediated with priority.

The report makes clear that this refers to individual people, rather than cases, so people with many cases are not being counted multiple times.

Outside the courtroom for Yarrow's sentencing, Kathy, a real estate client of Yarrow's who manages corporate sales for a major telecom in this area, commented, "There are so many other ways to spend that money rather than cases like these, like libraries and social services".

Professional photographers were asked to create distinctive portraits rather than case file photographs.

Mr. Summers said enacting that doctrine would help "fight abusive tax shelters on a universal rather than case-by-case basis".

Some years ago, Christine M. Korsgaard, a Harvard philosopher and Kant scholar, started working on a Kantian case for animal rights (one based on principles of individual freedom rather than case-by-case suffering, like Singer's).

The hashed passwords seem to have been altered to be all in lowercase, rather than case specific as entered by the users originally, which makes them easier to break, but possibly less useful for malicious hackers, according to Leaked Source.

Carr chose Stevens rather than Case Western Reserve, Boston University or the Rochester Institute of Technology because he said he was drawn to Stevens's history in technical fields dating to the college's founding in 1871.