The 14th Amendment is an enduring and essential instrument to secure and protect racial justice.
To begin with, and irrespective of the countries or groups examined, all papers report that immigrant parents commend and value education as they perceive it as the most legitimate instrument to secure and even advance their social status in the immigration societies.
Instrumentalisation of health appears in: (i) the nature of the operational concept of 'license to operate', (ii) the corporate perspective on HIA as an instrument to secure licenses to operate and (iii) the type of contractual partnerships promoted by multilateral development agencies, including tri-sector partnerships.
Use a small piece of twine, a twist-tie, or another tying instrument to secure the cane to the wire.
The point is that, for Clausewitz, violence is an instrument used to secure a political objective.
If the case holds up and turns out bigger than it appears, it'll be a substantial black eye for Gibson, which was an early leader, through its line of SmartWood instruments, in trying to secure environmentally-benign sources of guitar wood.
Specialized programs, like that at CalPoly, which give students real-world experience on various types instruments, enable graduates to secure employment without a Doctorate.
Chipmaker Texas Instruments was trying to secure 65 visas last summer when the federal limit ran out and was told it would have to wait for many of them until April, when applications for 2007 are accepted, to begin the process all over again.
According to this perspective, morality and politics are merely the instruments through which each individual attempts to secure such goods for himself.
The paper traders on Wall Street bundle mortgages into exotic financial instruments called derivatives, sell those, buy pseudo-insurance to secure them, then engage in legal betting on whether the "instruments" will soar or fail.
