The splashy commercial successes in tool watches, however, have gone to makers that have fetishized instrumentality by giving it a shot of steroids–sometimes reluctantly.
This indicates that UVB-induced gradual PP2Ac inactivation is an indirect effect that requires instrumentality by other molecules.
But he said that "only a very sizable award would be likely to deter the torture of American P.O.W.'s by agencies or instrumentalities of Iraq or other terrorist states in the future".
Jacqui Smith Home secretary 2007-09 In the face of the evidence presented in the Guardian, Jacqui Smith cannot deny collaboration with instrumentalities in Bangladesh that were known by her office routinely to use torture.
What if the market was not an actor (as Sellers makes it) but a resource, an instrumentality, something created by human beings as a means to their ends?" Sellers summarized Howe's argument as "Market delivers eager self-improvers from stifling Jacksonian barbarism" as against his own "Go-getter minority compels everybody else to play its competitive game of speedup and stretch-out or be run over".
In the Tracian prince Radamisto and his wife Zenobia, "Radamisto" boasts one of opera's most intensely devoted marital couples, but their bond is threatened by the Armenian king Tiridate, who uses even instrumentalities of war to gain the steadfast Zenobia for himself.
In this light Walsh and the various instrumentalities of his administration will better serve our city on racial issues by listening, learning and allowing an authentic movement to dutifully address our toxic racial climate.
"The trial court reasoned that the necessary 'causal link,' between the present funding system and the poor performance of city schools could be established by showing that increased funding can provide better teachers, facilities and instrumentalities of learning," Chief Judge Judith S. Kaye wrote in her majority opinion.
Causation The trial court reasoned that the necessary "causal link" between the present funding system and the poor performance of City schools could be established by a showing that increased funding can provide better teachers, facilities and instrumentalities of learning.
But the Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act of 1976 bars suits against foreign states and their "agencies or instrumentalities".
