Sentence examples for instrumentalised the from inspiring English sources

We condemn those who carried it out, those who instrumentalised the perpetrators, and those who gave logistical, intelligence and even political support to such attacks".

However, instrumentalising the law and the court system for the purposes of this debate seems both misdirected and counterproductive.

But in his attempt to disunite Europe, I believe that Putin can very well instrumentalise the lack of political stability and economic prosperity... they see the Balkans as a place where they can use their power to disrupt".

But somebody with a lot of leverage, in what looks like being a very divided government on a knife edge, to be able to instrumentalise the best outcomes for this area.

They called upon Muslims not to instrumentalise the woman's death.

The vigil cut above the dreadful white noise of abject internet narcissists trying to make it about them, and the sickening "I told you so" of alt-right creeps hoping to instrumentalise the situation.

As the Tories plunge from one crisis to another, they're desperately flailing for something that might tarnish their opponents, and they don't mind cynically instrumentalising the British Jewish community in the process.

This is necessary not only for their future financial viability but also for future legitimacy as multisectoral partnerships, particularly if seeking to fulfil participatory promises rather than limiting and instrumentalising the participation of some actors for its own legitimacy purposes.

The VFF was practically ideal to be instrumentalised by the BMG for anticommunist roll-back politics (Creuzberger, 2008: pp. 144 f., 235 f.; Stöver, 2002: p. 365).

He feigns to forget that only secularism guaranties that religion does not spill in the political sphere and that religion not be instrumentalised by the state for political means.

"The topic is so complicated, we didn't want any floats that might have been instrumentalised by the far-right", Kuckelkorn said.