Sentence examples for flagship instrument from inspiring English sources

The European arrest warrant is seen as an important symbol of mutual trust between EU countries, a flagship instrument forged in the wake of 9/11 in a spirit of stronger judicial co-operation across EU borders.

A draft bill before a spending panel in the U.S. House of Representatives would eliminate funding for the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST), a flagship instrument that NASA wants to launch later this decade.

… I have to conclude that was just being disingenuous," said Schiff, whose district includes NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, which has been building the flagship instrument on the 2016 mission.

The goal of the Nord Stage was to combine these two technologies together into a flagship instrument.

In a report that presents the model treaty, PICAN said: "The rationale is that potential Parties to the Treaty already possess the political courage and commitment needed to adopt a flagship legal instrument that is sufficiently ambitious to prevent catastrophic changes in the global climate system.

Mega-event flagship (MEF) is a dual instrument for staging a mega-event and catalyzing regional urban renewal.

The government's flagship immigration policy is a "blunt instrument" and risks damaging the economy, a leading Tory backbencher has said.

The Duke University Musical Instrument Collections (DUMIC) are founded on the flagship collection, the G. Norman and Ruth G. Eddy Collection of Musical Instruments, which arrived here in Durham in 2000.

The Duke University Musical Instrument Collections DUMICC) are founded on the flagship collection, the G. Norman and Ruth G. Eddy Collection of Musical Instruments, which arrived at Duke in 2000.

Between gigs, Dement stopped in at Steinway Hall, Steinway & Sons' three-story flagship, on West Fifty-seventh Street, to try out some of the instruments.

However, this system, and in particular its flagship document – 'The Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms' – is a living instrument (Tyrer v. the United Kingdom), now in operation for 60 years.