Sentence examples for for instruments of from inspiring English sources
His Twitter attack on the news media has followed a similar trajectory: a hundred and forty characters at a time, he searches for instruments of power available to him.
The concave shape of the stick, bending toward the hair, was perfected by Franƈois Tourte in the early 19th century and became the standard form of the bow used for instruments of the violin family.
Although the party was supported by some wealthy western Canadian business leaders, it had a populist dimension evident in suspicion of traditional party politics and support for instruments of direct democracy, both in its internal organization and for the entire political system.
The Amendment asserts the 'right of the people to be secure' not only 'in their persons, houses,' but also in their 'papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures.' It is also assumed that because the search was allegedly for instruments of the crime for which Harris was arrested it was ipso facto justified as an incident of the arrest.
While this does not automatically require a policy response, in practice, it may translate to higher public expenditure as well, e.g., for instruments of poverty reduction among the elderly.
Another important issue, particularly for instruments of this type, is its stability versus responsiveness over time and across situations.
Robert Starer's "K'li Zemer" (Hebrew for "instrument of song," which became the Yiddish "klezmer"), a clarinet concerto wonderfully played by David Krakauer and the Barcelona Symphony and conducted by Gerard Schwarz, is a major work of the traditional "melting pot" school.
Mantra is the sanskrit word for "instrument of the mind".
There is a need for instruments capable of fast and online measurement of gas-borne nanoparticle agglomerates.
They're great, and they're Talking Heads-ish, albeit a Talking Heads that uses biscuit tins and vacuums for instruments instead of, say, Bernie Worrell and Adrian Belew.
Some call for new instruments of law and order, like tamper-proof ID cards.
