Sentence examples for through the structure of from inspiring English sources

In place of the crude attempt to control the economy through the structure of interest rates, there was a whole complex of economic regulators.

And the second, which will allow you to use your clickers and express your opinions, is to talk through the structure of Judy Thomson's trolley problem paper.

Through the structure of its government, and the character of those who exercise government authority, a State defines itself as a sovereign.

Tesla figured out what frequency would resonate through the structure of a particular building and built a generator that produced that particular frequency.

Where Shakespeare built his great plays through the structure of a double plot — a main plot offset by a subplot — Carson builds her narrative lyrics by means of triangulation, or what she once called "a third angle of vision".

One of the things I wanted to convey through the structure of the book is how, especially when we're young, the narrative of life seems to be lopsidedly distributed.

Anthropogenic actions may also affect forest species by bird hunting or indirectly through modifying the structure of forest habitats.

The cables also reveal that the Vatican planned to use Poland as a trojan horse to spread Catholic family values through the structures of the European Union in Brussels.

The simplification was supported through the structuring of the system using the key elements of the C&C2-Approach.

That the British Raj was ruled indirectly, through the structures of Indian society, did not occur to him; he put it all down to the supposed racial superiority of the rulers.

Their action was based on a 10-point agenda, covering everything from the pay and conditions of outsourced cleaners, through the structures of the University of London Union, to a demand that "the pay ratio between the lowest paid and the highest paid staff in the university should be reduced to a maximum of 10 1".