Sentence examples for primary instruments for from inspiring English sources
This reach of markets into every aspect of life was partly a result of the end of the cold war, he argues, when America's victory was interpreted as a victory for unfettered markets, thus propelling the notion that markets are the primary instruments for achieving the public good.
General Circulation Models (GCMs) are one of the primary instruments for projecting future changes in climate variables (IPCC 2007).
The primary instruments for sensing the magnetic field are (a) a vector magnetometer on a fixed optical bench with three star cameras and (b) a low-noise scalar magnetometer, located at the end of a long boom to shield it from stray magnetic fields.
Perhaps, the most insidious of all the GOP vote suppression operations was revealed in court documents in Michigan where Republican officials admitted to the use of foreclosure lists as their primary instruments for challenging voters.
Early in World War II the primary instrument for delivering naval combat power became the aircraft carrier.
Israel, like the Sunni Arab gulf states, also fears that resolving the nuclear issue would remove the primary instrument for containing Iran as a regional power.
The primary instrument for recording of magnetic field variations is the fluxgate magnetometer model FGE, manufactured by the Danish Meteorological Institute in Copenhagen, Denmark.
So they've got two demands from the government, which is to get more capital and to stop using the primary instrument for getting capital, the result of which is they're going to go out of business.
The primary instrument for governmental action in the post-apartheid period has been state policy.
Robert's primary instrument for composing was the bass, and Dean complimented his achievements: "It's probably easier to tell a story through a piano or a guitar, but when [someone] can tell a story with a bass, that's pretty remarkable".
The Premonitory Urge for Tics Scale (PUTS) has been the primary instrument for evaluating premonitory urges in children and adolescents.
