Sentence examples for three instruments of from inspiring English sources

The three instruments of control described here have been conceded to be more effective in preventing inflation in times of high economic activity than in bringing about revival from a period of depression.

Etzioni describes three instruments of power: coercive, remunerative and normative (ibid, p.5).

Melody instrument: We consider three instruments of different instrument groups as factor levels: cello, trumpet, and clarinet.

He has at his disposal three instruments of power (praecipua vis imperii) to achieve this: his commands, his actual power (depending on wealth, army, advisors, alliances and God's will) and, finally, his moral standards.

The four factors of the second group can take values which are, within limits, freely adjustable: Melody instrument: We consider three instruments of different instrument groups as factor levels: cello, trumpet, and clarinet.

In order to study the developments between the local and central governments I mapped all the major policy decisions relating to migrant newcomers according to the three instruments of power (see sections The Swedish case and The Danish case).

Set out chronologically the program began with one of his earliest pieces, the Composition for Four Instruments of 1947-48.

Afterward, while Rosetta takes measurements remotely, Philae will use ten instruments of its own to study the surface directly.

Morgan has concerned himself with two instruments of democratic power: the vote & equal administration of justice, principally for Negroes in the South.

The Lambeth Conference is supposed to be one of the four "instruments of Communion" that bind the church together, and more than 800 bishops were invited by the archbishop of Canterbury, the Most Rev. Rowan Williams.

Bremer made things worse by "totally disbanding the Iraqi army and the Ba'ath party, the two instruments of the Iraqi state that could have exercised some control," said Dannatt.