Sentence examples for * instrumentalisation from inspiring English sources

Haacke's horse is immune to such instrumentalisation.

Involuntary returns and the "instrumentalisation" of humanitarian aid are, of course, breaches of humanitarian principles.

Such encounters, argues Iveson, are zoo-genetic, with zoogenesis naming the emergence of a new living being that interrupts habitual instrumentalisation and exploitation.

Rather, I'm referring to intervention that can constitute dangerous manipulation or the instrumentalisation of student differences to serve wider political and propagandistic agendas.

"We are against the instrumentalisation of feminism to racist and anti-poor ends against the background of the electoral campaign," it reads.

Will it turn against the instrumentalisation of debt that crosses borders, or will it turn on the European project as a cure that is worse than the disease?

But it had much popular support and it is not unreasonable to suggest that Harper's instrumentalisation of the niqab issue was designed to weaken the left in Quebec.

Hewison argues that the impact criterion of the REF marks a shift further along the lines of instrumentalisation of humanities research.

This paper presents the process of the translation and instrumentalisation of colonial urban planning principles into contemporary urban planning laws and instruments in Dar es Salaam.

Mainstream Muslims object to "instrumentalisation" of the Koran.Guido Steinberg, a terrorism expert at the German Institute for International and Security Affairs in Berlin, sees the project as a reflection of competition inside the Salafist camp.

Instrumentalisation of health appears in: (i) the nature of the operational concept of 'license to operate', (ii) the corporate perspective on HIA as an instrument to secure licenses to operate and (iii) the type of contractual partnerships promoted by multilateral development agencies, including tri-sector partnerships.