Sentence examples for the essential means from inspiring English sources

"Successive governments, committed to increasing mobility, have regarded educational policy as the essential means to this end," Goldthorpe observes.

At Guantánamo, habeas plays a crucial role: it provides the essential means by which the federal judiciary can ensure that innocent people are not mistakenly held, indefinitely, as enemy combatants.

Scott has defined his artistic mission as "bringing history forward," and like other artists during the tumultuous year of 2016, Scott drew upon the essential means through which the visual arts best contributed to the broad cause of social justice: speaking for those who could not speak for themselves.

Foreign aid to provide the ability to survey through GPS would be a highly leveraged use of American dollars to create one of the essential means to pull undeveloped nations out of poverty.

But competition as the essential means and ends for 'scientific excellence' is now giving way to the four cornerstone values of scientific credibility: openness, honesty, integrity and transparency (SpotOn, Digital Science, and BioMed Central 2017).

Instead of investing in upgrading this essential means of public transport, the governor, a civil engineer, wants to widen the street for cars.

Speaking is considered as one of the most essential means of effective communication.

43 percent of voters abandoned the most essential means of expression in a democracy and surrendered a freedom that has no enemy in our history, whether foreign or domestic, has ever taken from us.

This requires strengthening health workers' self-efficacy by offering training and supervision, but also by ensuring the availability of essential means, materials and supplies as well as equipment and the provision of adequate working conditions that enable them to carry out their work appropriately and effectively.

The National Park Service defended the practice of setting controlled, or "prescribed," fires, saying the fires are an essential means of heading off devastating accidental fires in forests that have grown overly dense because of fire suppression over the years.

The fires are an essential means of heading off devastating accidental fires in forests that have been allowed to grow too dense because for years the government followed a misguided policy of suppressing natural fires.