Sentence examples for rather than commencing from inspiring English sources

Rather than commencing "we, the people", as the US and other constitutions do, our version opens with "we, the elite", in recognition that it is the myth of parliamentary sovereignty, rather than the ideal of popular sovereignty, that underpins the UK constitutional order.

The entry concludes with a biographical sketch of Cooper in order to prioritize her scholarship and critically engage her theories (rather than commencing by recounting her life story).

This was because we wanted to start the conversation about health issues and then move to solutions in an open, objective way - rather than commencing with discussion about traditional service 'solutions'solutions

The new agreement between the Premiership clubs and the Rugby Football Union allows for an extra training camp to be squeezed into the calendar, rather than England commencing their preparations 12 days before their opening Twickenham fixture, which is against South Africa on 12 November.

In addition, although the studies confirm that both PPI and misoprostol are effective at reducing the risk of ulcer recurrence (Goldstein et al 2004), this does not guide clinical practice when confronted with a patient who simply develops gastrointestinal symptoms (rather than complications) after commencing aspirin.

Give rather than get.

For those who prefer to be front of stage rather than trackside, the week commencing Monday November 3 covers a bevy of music delights including the Behind Crimson Eyes (single launch) on the 3rd, the Cup Eve Party with Pablo Discobar & Direct Influence on the 4th, Tim Finn and Guests on the 5th and the Emergenza Music Festival (Battle of the Bands) on the 6th, Bob Log III and guests on the 7th.

This approach allows the simulation to commence from the initial addition of liquid at the start of the process, rather than to start from an early granule size distribution.

China went straight to mobile, and also went straight to commence rather than building shopping malls.

US aid has dwindled; international assistance has never developed mainly because potential donors want their names attached to spiffy new projects Iraq is unprepared to commence, rather than spanking new tanks and Humvees.

It may be that certain individuals will respond better to graduated strengthening programmes, rather than being encouraged to commence exercises that require significant baseline strength.