Sentence examples for primary instrument of from inspiring English sources

Animal behaviorists and the Humane Society of the United States have decried silencing as unhealthy, saying the procedure denies dogs a primary instrument of expression.

The primary instrument of Mr. Connors's faith, at least by the evidence in "Local News," is WCNC's education reporter, Sterlin Benson Webber.

Is there any solution for a company viewed as the primary instrument of Russian state capitalism other than to break it up?

The Europeans have put their faith in multilateral institutions, while Mr. Bush's Washington, especially since Sept. 11, 2001, believes in the extraordinary power of the United States as the primary instrument of security and freedom around the world.

For Hobbes, law was the primary instrument of a sovereign by which to serve the ends of government, which were principally peace and the personal security of all its citizens.

Then, at 40, he tells his story to Alfred Kinsey, who is, to put it mildly, interested, and he's reborn; his sexual life becomes the useful document he always hoped it would be, and his body the primary instrument of research.

Later, cultural imperialism became one of the primary instruments of colonization.

When they discover that guns are the primary instruments of murder in black neighborhoods, is it racial profiling or smart policing to target anti-gun efforts there?

Fannie and Freddie, which were required by law to meet certain "affordable housing mandates," were the primary instruments of that government policy; their need to meet those mandates, says Wallison, is what caused them to dive so heavily into those "risky" mortgages.

According to Murphy (1999, pp. 1 2), graphs are the primary instruments of TA.

Contemporary urban planning promotes sustainable green cities. Green and blue infrastructures, which help maintain an eco-friendly environment, are the primary instruments of this movement.