Sentence examples for rather than envisaging from inspiring English sources

For their part, while the Palestinians understandably cannot respond to every Israeli negotiating position, they should respond to Israel's legitimate security considerations, with special arrangements that are dispassionate and creative, rather than envisaging all such arrangements as compromising Palestinian sovereignty.

The risk is that of yet again deeming the notion of landscape to be that of settlement contexts with low levels of anthropisation, rather than envisaging a more radical notion of urban landscape, as a tapestry of shapes, meanings and experiences of urban life (Maciocco 2008).

Rather than envisaging a recovery of uncorrupted mtDNA from energetically active mitochondria, either by a genetic bottleneck (Samuels et al. 2010) or by purifying selection (Fan et al. 2008; Stewart et al. 2008), we suggest that the differentiation step from the genetic template is irreversible (Allen 1996).

Turnbull said the revised family tax benefit cuts unveiled this week – now saving $4.8bn over four years rather than $8.5bn envisaged under the stalled Abbott government version – had been designed to be fairer, and could be changed again in Senate negotiations.

It also wants GAM to disarm before it reins in the army, rather than simultaneously, as envisaged in December.

So a commercial launch is already taking longer than envisaged.

Our analysis, rather than demonising solar, actually envisages a positive future for solar.

Doctors were invited to apply for funding, and demand for the money means seven million patients at more than 1,100 practices – rather than the 500,000 patients envisaged – will benefit from the trials from next month.

They argue that this force is the minimum that can accomplish anything and still be capable of protecting itself.In a bid to make the plan more palatable to Mr Obama, General Dunford suggested that the "enduring force" need only stay for two years rather than the possible decade envisaged by the BSA.

It posits the outcome as an 'objectile' – a continuous and potentially divergent iteration of prototypes is envisaged, rather than a singular product.

But as it was financed by the Maharajah of Patiala, the team played Indian sides, rather than the European sides envisaged by the tour's organisers.