So intercede with him, that is with God, for me that by their instrumentality [that is the instruments of the lions] I may be made a sacrifice to God.
Against this background, rural landscape policy approaches are analysed in respect to their instrumentality and spatial logic, informed by Hägerstrand's concepts of territorial and spatial competence.
Similarly, Herrmann et al. (2013) showed that verbally framing a demonstration stressing the conventionality of the actions involved (as opposed to their instrumentality) is sufficient to increase imitative fidelity in preschool children.
In the exercise of that power, the states and their instrumentalities may act, in many areas of interstate commerce and maritime activities, concurrently with the federal government.
The 14th Amendment was not intended to bring within Federal control everything done by the state or by its instrumentalities that is simply illegal under the state laws, but only such acts by the states or their instrumentalities as are violative of rights secured by the Constitution of the United States.
In particular, JASTA exposes foreign countries and their instrumentalities to civil liability under the U.S. Anti-Terrorism Act ("ATA"), which provides a cause of action for monetary damages to U.S. nationals injured by acts of international terrorism.
Rogers v. Graves, supra, are overruled so far as they recognize an implied constitutional immunity from income taxation of the salaries of officers or employees of the national or a state government or their instrumentalities.
Financial assistance will be provided to State and local governments and their instrumentalities to help carry out national goals related to mobility for elderly individuals, individuals with disabilities, and economically disadvantaged individuals.
"This is in sharp contrast to other Holocaust reparations initiatives that have been successfully prosecuted against other states and their instrumentalities," the class action lawsuit continued.
The Foreign Emoluments Clause prohibits the President, absent congressional consent, from receiving emoluments--compensation, gifts, or other forms of profit or gain--from foreign governments, while the Domestic Emoluments Clause prohibits the President from receiving them from state governments and their instrumentalities.
Together, these Clauses prohibit the President from receiving, other than his salary, any "emolument --any compemolument --any or othemolument --anyit or gain--from foreign governments, the United States, or state governments and their instrumentalities.
