Hotels, in other words, were not just places to stay: they were instruments to help create an urban, commercial democracy.
The move has been brokered by the Financial Services Authority, the City watchdog, which will allow other societies to issue the new instruments to help them shore up their books.
We've used high throughput, "next-generation" sequencing instruments to help National Research Council researchers analyse what lives in diesel-contaminated soils from the Canadian high arctic.
The P.R. chief explained that financial derivatives, such as currency swaps, "have become the bogeyman of the financial crisis," but said that in the proper hands, they were useful instruments to help companies and governments raise capital.
The spacecraft will carry scientific instruments to help characterise the environment, so that subsequent missions can rely on this.
We evaluate whether R&D cooperations are appropriate instruments to help firms counter various types of uncertainty in different R&D markets and across the drug development process.
"First, we wanted to develop effective instruments to help women gain top positions at universities," explains Ayla Neusel, professor for university research and president of the IFU.
"They are worse at tax saving than any other demographic, [but] these tools and instruments to help them don't exist in India — to me it feels incredibly frustrating," Gupta (pictured below) explained.
On Monday, ECB president Mario Draghi said the bank was ready to use "additional unconventional instruments" to help boost the flagging eurozone economy, "should it become necessary to further address risks of a too prolonged period of low inflation".
"Impact investing, which is creating bonds, creating financial instruments to help the private sector come in and finance those things but finance them against the provision of results..
