Dr. Asela de Laguna, the professor of the Hispanic Civilization Program at Rutgers Newark who was instrumental in arranging his trip, called him "a creator of imaginative worlds that constitute blueprints of the perennial human quest for love, justice, liberty, identity and human dignity".
An unruly activist instrumental in staging the Trips Festival, which was, in effect, LSD's coming-out party, he was also an anti-Communist who expressed no regret about training troops to go to Vietnam (when he was in the Army in the early '60s).
However, judges liked to see a porter (they are often exploited and underpaid by tour operators) being taken seriously as an instrumental, valued part of a trip.
Balancing the repetitions in some of his music are passages of big-band brass sound, striking juxtapositions of instrumental timbre, rhythmic complexities that trip up the ear even as they engage it.
In 2005, his trip to North Korea was instrumental in securing access to the secluded country for ABC.
The minister, Gene Hopkins, probably sexually abused Vann on camping trips, but also was instrumental in having a scholarship presented to the boy for Ferrum Training School & Junior College in Virginia.
She had been instrumental in the University of Southern California making four trips to the Final Four, and winning two national championships, but in 1987 there were no professional leagues for women here.
The question now is how soon Mr. Singh will be able to visit Pakistan, a trip that many analysts regard as instrumental to any major diplomatic breakthroughs.
Salant had been instrumental in raising the necessary funding, making a trip to Europe in 1860 and obtaining large donations, especially from Montefiore.
Older citizens, in common with most other citizens, rely on transport for access to goods, services and social networks that enable wellbeing, and it is known that psycho-social benefits accrue from the ability to make trips for discretionary as well as instrumental purposes (Davey 2007; Metz 2000).
