The police were also the instrument of the ruler's personal intervention, an essential function for the preservation of the autocracy as a viable political system.
Caesar's art is his progeny but also the instrument of his healing.
Also, the instruments without any description of their development or validation were excluded from the review.
I also include the instrument of the single regression approach capturing the place of living of the parents when they were 12 years old.
The intragroup analysis also exploited the instrument of relative distances but in the sense of similarity evaluation through the variations of the case mean values around the group mean value.
But they are also the principal instruments of a system which allows the Israelis to control Palestinian society by alternating increasing and decreasing pressure on it, while the costs of the occupation are passed on to donors, most of them European.
The new prime minister is also the main instrument of Russia's policy of "Chechenisation"—outsourcing the fight against separatists to local Chechens (though Russian troops are still dying in Chechnya as well).
Dispensed to kindergartners for easy music-making, it is also the chosen instrument of virtuosos.
But Bellingham, he suggests, was also the unknowing instrument of more powerful forces, with vastly more to gain than Bellingham by the death of Perceval.
An original is in the Department of State file, which contains also the Spanish instrument of ratification; this was received at Philadelphia on JULY 30, 1796 (D.S.,3 Instructions, U. S. Ministers, 218), and the proclamation was issued three days later.
It is also the chief instrument of this very fine US musical, with music and lyrics by John Kander and the late Fred Ebb, that deploys a minstrel show format to expose the racist bigotry that pervaded the case of The Scottsboro Boys.
