To express their opposition to the political instrumentalisation of Coptic women by Bishoy for his own political ends, about 50 Coptic women and men staged a protest in the Coptic Patriarchate in Abbassiya on 18 May.
This instrumentalisation of humanity could only be reversed, Marcuse maintained, by challenging the social processes which had led the governing value system to change from pleasure, joy, play and receptiveness to delayed satisfaction, the restraint of pleasure, work, productiveness and security.
Active support and instrumentalisation were logically associated with vaginal delivery, while maternal support by the presence of the father and the "historian" role in delivery progress were equally distributed between groups.> -wrap-foot> CS = Caesarean section VD = Vaginal delivery.
Third, the urban consequences and the urban planning institutions and practices of Dar es Salaam are interrelated; each is a result of the process of translation and instrumentalisation of colonial urban planning principles in the post-colonial setting accompanied by poor management and governance processes as well as the contradictions in the land tenure system that characterise this city.
Haacke's horse is immune to such instrumentalisation.
Involuntary returns and the "instrumentalisation" of humanitarian aid are, of course, breaches of humanitarian principles.
Such encounters, argues Iveson, are zoo-genetic, with zoogenesis naming the emergence of a new living being that interrupts habitual instrumentalisation and exploitation.
Rather, I'm referring to intervention that can constitute dangerous manipulation or the instrumentalisation of student differences to serve wider political and propagandistic agendas.
"We are against the instrumentalisation of feminism to racist and anti-poor ends against the background of the electoral campaign," it reads.
Will it turn against the instrumentalisation of debt that crosses borders, or will it turn on the European project as a cure that is worse than the disease?
