Sentence examples for consider instrumental from inspiring English sources

Now we consider instrumental rationality understood as a matter of rational coherence.

Then at the end of last week, experts and environmental ministers from some 45 nations concluded a two-day meeting in Geneva on climate finance, a contentious issue that developing nations consider instrumental for crafting a binding international climate agreement.

Commissioners must consider instrumental and primary caesarean rates, 38 which may depend on informed decisions about staffing models 83, 84 and facilities regarding planned place of birth.

Mr. Coetsee was considered instrumental in arranging meetings between Nelson Mandela and Mr. Botha, and later with Mr. de Klerk.

The early use of issue ads was considered instrumental in establishing an early lead for the Democratic ticket.

It was considered instrumental in Russian manoeuvres to annex Crimea in 2014 and subsequent interference in eastern Ukraine.

Nonetheless, it invites a moment of reflection on the insects considered instrumental to the planet's survival.

Those laws were considered instrumental in the passage of the 2007 Virginia law under which Michael Vick, the N.F.L. quarterback, was prosecuted for dogfighting.

He was considered instrumental in developing the Cuban style of ballet, which seeks to imbue classical rigor with the physicality of Latin dance.

The 527 groups were considered instrumental in the 2004 elections, when Democrats achieved a surprising takeover of the legislature and, at the federal level, won a Senate and a House seat.

Many remember his generosity as a teacher and he is considered instrumental in the formation of the Royal College of Art holography unit, where he was a visiting lecturer for 10 years.