Sentence examples for rather than recognized from inspiring English sources

The tiny argument put forward by the EU to not support the Dubai update of the ITRs was linked to the proposal to use in the new treaty the expression "all operators" rather than "recognized operating agencies".

This hypothesis is corroborated by the geographical pattern of Schiedea cpDNA haplotype distribution, where clades represent islands, rather than recognized Schiedea sections (Fig. 1).

Rather than recognizing the stark limitations of military power, Americans are promising again to remake the world.

Both outcomes are, of course, the result of wanting boundaries to blur, rather than recognizing them as necessary restrictions.

Accounting rules allow companies to estimate the cost of options in footnotes to income statements rather than recognizing them as a cost.

They preferred recycling their puddings, their games and their goose from Dickens, rather than recognizing them as a home-grown fantasy.

Denying fundamental human rights seems the norm rather than recognizing rights based on shared human values of mutual respect and acceptance within the human family.

An accounting rule called F.A.S. 123 allows companies to estimate the cost of options in footnotes to income statements, rather than recognizing them as a compensation cost.

We complain about politicians spinning, rather than recognizing that this is exactly what we want a weathervane — or hey, a wind turbine — to do, or recognizing that it's up to us to be that wind.

Rather than recognizing severe acute respiratory syndrome, they decided he had pulmonary edema fluid in his lungs caused by an overworked heart that could not move blood away from the lungs fast enough.

Rather than recognizing the monumental failures of the military commissions, or deferring to the will of the electorate and an incoming administration, the chief prosecutor is risking political grandstanding that will further the damage that Guantánamo has created.