Sentence examples for controversial instruments from inspiring English sources

Over the past few months it has argued for "safeguards", controversial instruments used to justify stemming the flood of Chinese imports.

Goldman Sachs had a bright idea for its clients: buy credit-default swaps -- those controversial instruments that helped trip up the American International Group -- in case certain nations ran into financial trouble.

Its procedure was normally based on the administration of the oath ex officio, the most controversial instrument of the court.

In its time it became a controversial instrument of repression, used against those who refused to acknowledge the authority of the Church of England.

Had the ratings agencies been exercising more diligence, many experts argue, they would have alerted investors of the riskiness of these controversial financial instruments long before they became a problem.

The keyboards often take on the guise of an organ, an instrument controversial in synagogue music, or emit the bleating sound of 1980s synthesizers.

Then there's Henry Juszkiewicz, the biggest and most controversial of the music instrument moguls.

THE New Jersey Symphony Orchestra may have its controversial collection of rare string instruments, but concertgoers will have less opportunity to hear them, or any other instruments, in the coming year.

A group of investors, including businessmen who are twin brothers and amateur violinists, have agreed to buy a controversial collection of rare string instruments from the New Jersey Symphony Orchestra.

Labour also that once the peers' power of veto is removed, Cameron will increasingly turn to the use of statutory instruments to push controversial measures through the upper house.

We could not detect significant differences in measurement accuracy between wrist and upper arm measurement instruments, which is controversial to a Turkish study showing that inaccuracies of wrist devices are more frequent (12).