Sentence examples for instruments to support from inspiring English sources
During his lifetime, Janáček reluctantly conceded to Karel Kovařovic's instrumental rearrangement of Jenůfa, most noticeably in the finale, in which Kovařovic added a more 'festive' sound of trumpets and French horns, and doubled some instruments to support Janáček's "poor" instrumentation.
She's staggering around so much that her bass player and drummer have to abandon their instruments to support her.
I just returned from Siem Reap, where musicians who had been injured by landmines have formed a band to play traditional Cambodian music on traditional instruments to support themselves.
He has shown himself especially alert to the danger of dragging the economy down by obsessing about an overshoot, refining the mandate to empower Threadneedle Street "to use unconventional monetary instruments to support the economy".
On April 22nd, however, the Bulgarian daily Sega quoted him as saying that the Fund now had new, flexible instruments to support "nations pursuing good macroeconomic and financial policies".
It houses programs from animal models to large instruments to support for minority institutions.
Tehran's Revolutionary Court charged that Ms. Milani's latest film, "The Hidden Half," which has been playing in theaters for a month, "abused art as an instrument to support the anti-revolutionary groups".
But the integrity of moral discourse about warfare is surely threatened when concern about civilians ceases to have much to do with what is happening on the ground but instead becomes an instrument to support a prior condemnation of all war, or at least all American war.
"The need to act in the collectiveinterest has yet to be recognised and, unless it is, it will be only a matter of time before one or more countriesresort to trade protectionism as the only domestic instrument to support a necessary rebalancing," the Governor said.
Tradable green certificates (TGCs) have recently become a diffuse instrument to support renewable electricity in OECD countries.
It provides a starting point to develop an entire glossary of geological terms in the native language, providing an instrument to support native language revitalisation, reclamation, and regeneration.
