Sentence examples for rather than regulating from inspiring English sources
Government intervention in the market is about bolstering and pump-priming rather than regulating costs.
Ms. Carroccio, who, like many Texas sanctuary operators, supported the new legislation when it was proposed, is now upset at the way it is being enforced -- by banning refuges like hers rather than regulating them.
In rejecting the former argument, the court accepted the basic premise of the act's opponents – namely, that rather than regulating the conduct of individuals already in market (in this case, for healthcare), the act instead sought to push people into the market for insurance, thereby overstepping the boundaries of its constitutional limits of power.
We have somewhat adopted the philosophy, in my mind, that informing citizens of the risk of their choices as to where they build their homes is what our job is — rather than regulating them out of their homes or away from their lands".
Taken together, the enhanced mTOR level induced by Ba might be considered as a mechanism to resist oxidative stress rather than regulating autophagy.
Gregory N. Connolly of the Harvard School of Public Health says FDA should focus on reducing tobacco use, rather than regulating the industry's efforts to develop "safer" cigarettes.
It is of interest as it presents a detailed molecular rationale for the biochemical function of actin in a non-cytoskeletal regulatory complex, adding to a number of recent structures in which G-actin plays a role as a regulator rather than regulate.
It is intriguing to speculate why all promoter mutations are located in close proximity to the TSS; it seems possible that TERT transcriptional regulation is closely linked with the core transcriptional machinery rather than regulated through the canonical positioning of transcription factors along an extended promoter.
Rather than regulate bonuses, regulate and manage the human capital that comes into it".
For some reason, I couldn't overcome my sense of tides as volatile rather than fixed, capricious rather than regulated.
As Sisson complained: "The effect of the proposed banking reform is to renounce investment banking rather than regulate it".
