Cooper explains that physical terror becomes a pimp's instrument of authority, used to transmit one message loud and clear: There is no way out.
We are in danger of losing America as an instrument of moral authority and inspiration in the world.
However, their armies did not move from the latter location until toward the end of the war, when they marched up the Danube to become the main instrument of Allied authority in south-central Europe in the immediate postwar years.
These legal officers, who were the instruments of the appointing authority concerned, had the duty of writing so-called reports of evidence, if crimes of any sort occurred, and of submitting such reports to the courts so that they might take over the prosecution of the crimes.
What is key here is the spirit of the undertaking in introducing a new culture: at no moment should the new teaching use instruments of repression or authority as these will be ineffective in producing any meaningful change.
§ 251.113 Instrument of authorization.
"They are partners to occupying the land and possessions of Palestinian people and are the instruments of the Zionist authorities," he said, according to ISNA.
Tymoshenko wants to reform the forming of state executive bodies, and favours giving parliamentary opposition "real instruments of influence on the authorities".
The others use the levers of Senate authority as instruments of bribery and blackmail, to cut under-the-table deals, punish their enemies, and advance the President's nominee out of sycophancy or undermine him out of spite.
It was a harmless diversion for unhappy people, so you give them a socially approved instrument to express their rebellion or resentment of authority".
On the other hand, in order to prevent these vehicles from being instruments of tax avoidance, the taxing authorities - such as the US Internal Revenue Service or the UK HM Revenue and Customs - often impose ownership restrictions or require management and control of these vehicles to be conducted in such a way as to limit the influence that these investors can exert on a day-to-day basis.
