Sentence examples for urging instead that from inspiring English sources

Even though the committee carefully avoided recommending the sale of the banks, urging instead that the government let them issue new private equity to dilute its stake to around 33%, the import was clear.

Now that the city's firefighters are being hailed as national heroes, some union leaders and members do not even want the July agreement to be put to a vote, urging instead that the union's president seek to negotiate a more generous contract.

He warned against dogmatic faith in the unity of quantity concepts across these "joints", urging instead that unity be checked against experiments whenever the application of a quantity-concept is to be extended into a new domain.

"These are clichéd talking points that didn't work 20 years ago," the authors write, urging instead that presidential candidates seek out judges who will "engage and enforce the Constitution against the other branches".

The Kantian tradition, in contrast, eschews the notion of consequences and urges instead that an action is right only if it is universalizable i.e., only if the moral rule it embodies could become a universal law applicable to all moral agents.

Tye (2003, Ch. 4) urges instead that a diachronically unified experience has multiple contents but no experiences as parts.

He urged instead that, rather than contribute to the "charade" that the two-party election system had become, the voters support the third-party candidates as a protest vote, to force change in the election process.

He has publicly stated that "now is not the time to withdraw troops from Darfur", urging instead the reconfiguration of Unamid so that it can focus on its core mandate to protect civilians.

By the 18th century the Physiocrats were challenging the intensive state intervention that characterized the mercantilist system, urging instead the policy of laissez-faire.

However, he also said that "for today, no military options are on the table", urging instead international economic and political support.

Mokwena urged that instead of talking, the company should sack the strikers and call in the police to deal with them.