Sentence examples for conservative instruments from inspiring English sources

The suit contends that Mr. Ufferfilge told Access that its funds were being invested in conservative instruments — not securities that wound up at the center of the American mortgage crisis, according to a draft of the complaint prepared by the law firm Quinn Emanuel Urquhart Oliver & Hedges.

They reacted with amazement as the traditionally conservative instrument exploded into shouts, whistles and even kisses.

That repertory offers plenty of music rooted in the deep traditions of this most conservative of instruments, from Poulenc and Messiaen to William Albright and Ned Rorem.

Even Professor Kilson, at Harvard, though he still considers Booker "an establishmentarian, conservative political instrument," has seen signs of advances in Newark: "Any evidence of a Booker-type black urban regime objectively solving problems through what I call pragmatic creative conservatism, I take my hat off to them".

Such a position is a rare occurrence in former Soviet states, where the security agencies have often been the most conservative and ruthless instruments of state power.

They were vessels for solidarity, often very conservative, and not merely instruments of political agitation.

Debridement may be either invasive using surgical instruments, or conservative, involving mechanical (hydrosurgery, low-frequency ultrasound), enzymatic (collagenase), autolytic (hydrogels, honey), chemical [antiseptics, i.e., octenidine, chlorhexidine, silver, polyhexamethylene biguanide (PHMB)] or larval methods [ 15].

Like Mr. McCain, neither Mr. Reagan nor Mr. Bush was a lawyer and, adopting the same rhetoric as Mr. McCain is now using, they became enthusiastic instruments of those conservative lawyers who were diligent in choosing conservative judicial nominees.

And they accuse him of being less of a brave holdout than an instrument of conservative Catholic and anti-abortion organizations.

The concert room at the Frick Collection is a comfortably intimate place to hear chamber music and recitals, and its offerings include everything from early music on period instruments to the conservative side of the modern repertory.

Nobody knew how they worked, but the nomenclature was reassuring: "hedge fund" sounded like a conservative, cover-your-bets financial instrument.