Sentence examples for means employed in from inspiring English sources

For all that the villagers' cause is just, the means employed in demonstrating their discontent regularly prove counterproductive.

Each of these tests is applied in two distinct ways: jus ad bellum, the justification for initiating military action which essentially becomes a test of what triggers a right of self-defense; and jus in bello, the test of proportionality applied to the choice of means employed in a military operation.

Emission control system, in automobiles, means employed to limit the discharge of noxious gases from the internal-combustion engine and other components.

Following the New Deal model in the Anthropocene would mean employing today's jobless workers in projects to combat climate change and to make the environment sustainable.

That both the means employed and the ends achieved in that equation are illegal and repugnant seems all but forgotten.

During World War Two, chemical means were employed in Hitler's mass exterminations.

In practice, reducing the size of the informal economy means preventing those employed in it from working.

Three measurements for each type of movement were recorded, and the mean was employed in the main statistical analysis.

Since the updated mean is employed in the widely used Cox regression model, the underestimation of risk factors may be common in other medical fields.

Moreover, the mean dose employed in these patients was much lower than that commonly reported.

Smiths used wrought iron as though it were a plastic material, meant to be employed in extravagant forms wherever possible.