Sentence examples for Was instrumentalised from inspiring English sources

There are no studies in which FRT was instrumentalised by the inertial sensors in patients who have had a stroke.

It seems that there is nothing that can't be instrumentalised.

(They might easily have been instrumentalised by David Cameron's bullshit talk on The Big Society had he had the chance).

"The topic is so complicated, we didn't want any floats that might have been instrumentalised by the far-right", Kuckelkorn said.

He feigns to forget that only secularism guaranties that religion does not spill in the political sphere and that religion not be instrumentalised by the state for political means.

In a separate and stronger statement, Marie Elisabeth Ingres, MSF's head of mission in Greece, said: "We will not allow our assistance to be instrumentalised for a mass expulsion operation and we refuse to be part of a system that has no regard for the humanitarian or protection needs of asylum seekers and migrants".

I have emphasised that I am being prosecuted not because the charges against me have some sound basis in US copyright law, but because the US justice department has been instrumentalised by certain private interests that have a financial stake in neutralising my business.

There is a risk that knowledge might be instrumentalised and seem arbitrary, which will be discussed in the conclusion.

The VFF was practically ideal to be instrumentalised by the BMG for anticommunist roll-back politics (Creuzberger, 2008: pp. 144 f., 235 f.; Stöver, 2002: p. 365).

The instruments of Westpolitik included, amongst others, financial support for allies in West Germany; the distribution of leaflets and other propaganda materials, and establishing contact with individuals which East Berlin believed could be instrumentalised for its political ends.

People do not appreciate being instrumentalised; nobody likes being fucked with by someone who thinks they're so much cleverer than them.