It is fundamentally flawed in at least four respects: the values upon which it is based; its outdated elitism; its antiquated instrumentality and its lack of understanding of how the modern English higher education system operates".
"Financial damages of this magnitude will subject Puerto Rico's central government, its instrumentalities, and municipal governments to unsustainable cash shortfalls," Rosselló said.
The Congressional Budget Office itself stated that "the bill would give the oversight board certain sovereign powers over the Puerto Rican government and its instrumentalities".
A report released on June 3, 2016 by the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) states, "The board could enforce laws of Puerto Rico that prohibit employees of the territorial government and its instrumentalities from participating in a strike or lockout and, if necessary, effectively nullify any new laws or policies adopted by Puerto Rico that did not conform to requirements specified in the bill".
Of course, this is also a regime that is more varied in its forms, its instrumentalities and its coordinating impulses than a global critique can comprehend.
It has an instrumentality all its own, the power to subvert the work of artists and amateurs alike.
This can be done by showing that a part of the company created to avoid taxes is "nothing more than instrumentality of its parent company, a sham".
The Valentinian system developed into Eastern and Western forms in greater complexity, although the earlier structure was similar to Pauline mystical theology, with its emphasis on the instrumentality of Christ's death and resurrection in effecting Christian deliverance.
"But in the case of Hungary, its agencies and instrumentalities so far have stalled, stonewalled, stridently misled, and falsely denied their role as profiteers from the Hungarian Holocaust".
