Sentence examples for rather to recognise from inspiring English sources

Our plea to Turkey's leaders is not to retreat from democracy and its keystone, freedom of speech; but rather to recognise their obligations under international treaties and to lift the block on Twitter and YouTube with immediate effect.

In their letter, the writers – from Turkey and around the world – are asking Turkey's leaders "not to retreat from democracy and its keystone, freedom of speech; but rather to recognise their obligations under international treaties and to lift the block on Twitter with immediate effect".

It is expertise, in addition to empathy, that promotes such action, which is not to suggest that advice is only valid when handed down from on high but rather to recognise that information without the encouragement of its practice leaves a subject treading water.

Indeed, the equality of obligations in NIAC was seemingly a response to the need to ensure equal protection for civilians during internal as well as international conflicts rather than to recognise NSAGs as bodies competent of discharging obligations.

Rather than trying to recognise cursive handwriting, they force users to write one letter at a time; and they are sold as companion devices to desktop PCs, rather than jacks-of-all-trades.

"Rather we have to recognise that our impact is game-changing on this planet, that we are all responsible, and that we have to become stewards of nature – as a part of it, rather than behaving like children rampaging through a sweetshop," Williams noted.

The other gangsters (even the psychotic "Baby Face" Nelson) remain rather vague figures, difficult to recognise when seen briefly and usually in the shadows.

The example of communication considered above goes slightly further than this – and suggests that prior beliefs about the causes of behaviour (and its consequences) are not necessarily tied to any particular agent: rather, they are used to recognise canonical behaviours that are intermittently generated by oneself and another.

OF THE 25 countries around the world, all smallish, which choose to recognise Taiwan rather than China, almost half are in Latin America or the Caribbean.

We have made vast improvements since then and Policy Exchange would do better to recognise success rather than to send people down to the overcrowded south-east".

But often it's far more useful to recognise it, rather than kill yourself with the facts that unfortunately cannot be changed.