Sentence examples for rather than provision from inspiring English sources
What we may look for is provision that people can afford rather than provision that equips them best.
Society of Authors chief executive Nicola Solomon was also critical of the emphasis on community usage rather than provision of books.
It was clear from the survey that most tutors teach abortion under management of PAC and infection prevention rather than provision of CAC as permitted by law.
By implication, health education and health awareness creation programmes, rather than provision of traditional western education, impact more on TEM use and are therefore imperative for creating a positive change in this direction.
If biotechnology companies intend to conduct cffDNA testing for aneuploidy through commercial laboratories, the possibility of direct-to-consumer (DTC) test provision, rather than provision through a healthcare professional, arises.
Going forward, the rights holders' perceptions paint an impression that those consulted aspire to enjoy the inherent liberties and entitlements associated with this right especially land for own food production; implying, they prefer facilitation of own food production rather than provision of food rations.
The sustainability of agro-ecosystems depends on their ability to deliver an entire package of multiple ecosystem services, rather than provisioning services alone.
Congress wrote § 13(c) to require protective provisions "necessary for" the protection of collective-bargaining rights, rather than provisions "as are found to be appropriate for" the protection of those rights, as the Kennedy administration had recommended.
And a separate study among the Ache, a group who live in Paraguay, has produced similar results: 85% of those with several fathers reached the age of ten, compared with only 70% of those with a single father.In the case of the Ache, at least, the contribution of the multiple fathers seems to be protection rather than provisions.
The hope is that at $500 each, these things could be bought by the dozen rather than provisioned one at a time.
We thus find that distraction rather than the provision of relevant arguments is an effective means to achieve persuasion.
