–Are editorials important instruments of free speech in a democracy?
But the government still wields important instruments of control.
"Decision Making Day: Wills," learn about living wills, power of attorney and other important instruments.
Credit derivatives, he gushed, were "becoming the most important instruments I've seen in decades".
Albuquerque became a major regional transportation centre, with rail lines serving as important instruments of economic growth.
The Federal Reserve chairman, Ben Bernanke, rightly argues that these are important instruments, making credit more available and allowing risk to be spread broadly.
The White House still controls the most important instruments of power: the government apparatus, the attention of the press corps and the capacity to set the agenda.
In his 20s, he started a record label and made compact discs of famous organists playing important instruments around the world.
In his memoirs, General Dwight Eisenhower cited the C-47 as one of the most important instruments of victory over Nazi Germany.
The I.M.F. and the World Bank have proved their worth in tough times and have become important instruments of change in rich and poor economies, respectively.
"We're not pessimistic about the future because some young Chinese players will become professionals, and once they're looking for more important instruments where will they come?
