Let them create a new instrumentality to do this work if necessary.
Maybe, sometimes, it works: the lawyer is unknowingly (and in good faith) used as an instrumentality to "sell" the client's story to the prosecutor, and the client's strategy succeeds.
The second dimension of the EU's instrumentality relates to Nazarbayev's wide image-promotion campaign which serves him not only to attract investments, but also, importantly, to legitimise his regime.8 For this goal, the usefulness of the West in general and the EU in particular is determined by the fact that they seem to symbolise, in Nazarbayev's view, progress and modernity.
The notion of transactional sex has predominantly been developed and utilised through research with women, some of which captures a very particular instrumentality aspired to in sexual encounters or relationships [ 16, 25, 26].
Similarly, Herrmann et al. (2013) showed that verbally framing a demonstration stressing the conventionality of the actions involved (as opposed to their instrumentality) is sufficient to increase imitative fidelity in preschool children.
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.
My retreat at my parents' home turned out to be the instrumentality God used to shield and save him.
The existential perspective in drama seems to represent the total opposite to instrumentality.
During the debate, Senator Richard Durbin of Illinois deleted reference to "military instrumentalities" and added: "Nothing in this Act should be construed as giving the president the authority to use military force against Iran".
"Financial damages of this magnitude will subject Puerto Rico's central government, its instrumentalities, and municipal governments to unsustainable cash shortfalls," Rosselló said.
