Sentence examples for their instruments of from inspiring English sources

Many European countries have modeled their instruments of administrative jurisdiction and jurisprudence on the French Conseil d'État.

"Small island states were the first 14 countries to ratify the agreement and deposit their instruments of approval with the UN.

A number of countries have indicated that they will deposit their instruments of ratification immediately after signing the agreement, the UN said.

So far, 61 countries have deposited their instruments of ratification, acceptance or approval, accounting for 47.8% of global emissions, an Indian government statement said.

It will take effect 30 days after at least 55 countries, accounting for 55% of global greenhouse gas emissions, deposit their instruments of ratification or acceptance with the secretary general.

Later, with the rise of the Guitar Gods and their instruments of choice (Jimmy Page, the Gibson Les Paul and Eric Claptonn, the Stratocaster), it was relegated to pawn-shop status across the land.

The band was also known for its explosive performances, which often ended in the smashing of their instruments on stage.

Flutists, who typically fashion their instruments out of wood or bamboo, are so popular that festival organizers often hire them to perform outside of the competitions.

They, too, "stand on middle ground between magic and logos, and their instrument of orientation is the symbol," he wrote.

Supposedly the revolutionary leaders were so eager to find evidence of the ancien régime's depravity that they exhibited a confiscated printing press they'd found there, a contraption with which no ordinary people would be familiar: "Here's their instrument of torture!" The power of technology: it's totem, taboo and the whole caboodle.

It is clear that Crummell thinks races ought to make nations as their instrument of civilizing uplift, but it is nowhere evident that he thinks races are the objects of that uplift.