Sentence examples for more tool from from inspiring English sources
"It does not enhance the privacy protections of American citizens, and it surely undermines American security by taking one more tool from our war fighters, in my view, at exactly the wrong time".
"And it surely undermines American security by taking one more tool from our warfighters at exactly the wrong time".
Yet there's a broad recognition in much of the aid community that a major rethink is necessary, that groups would be more effective if they borrowed more tools from the business world, and that there is too much "gotcha" scrutiny on overhead rather than on what they actually accomplish.
Before the final vote on the bill, Mr McConnell took to the Senate floor to lament that it will "take one more tool away from those who defend our country every day".
Before the final vote on the bill, Mr McConnell took to the Senate floor to lament that it will "take one more tool away from those who defend our country every day .The USA Freedom Act will stop the indiscriminate harvesting of phone-call records by the National Security Agency (NSA), America's signals intelligence branch.
"These actions will provide safeguards for the players of these augmented reality games and help take one more tool away from those seeking to do harm to our children".
As a consequence, the gradual decline of compulsory licensing as a legitimate policy tool to address drug access removes one more policy tool from governments' arsenals to address the problem of high drug costs.
Work in all mediums is becoming more integrated -- music and dance and everything -- and it gives artists more tools to draw from.
Products benefit from more tools than services, but even in those scientific papers and practitioner contributions are drawing a viable path.
Then hover on "More tools" and click "Extensions" from the new drop-down menu.
Facebook also launched a Page Manager mobile app earlier this year, giving local business owners more tools to manage their Pages from their smartphones.
