It is a tool by which a civilized society organizes itself to pursue common ends.
Authentically Weegie patter is the tool by which Raisin makes us share Mick's view of the world.
He criticises the foreign debt system that has become a tool by which rich countries control poor countries.
I mean it in terms of the coffee being a tool by which those funds are raised.
Instantly, he wondered if that might be the tool by which this ghost was casing his hard drive.
Like Gardner, historian Joanna Bourke identifies fear as the defining emotion of our modern age, the primary motivating tool by which the powerful control and subordinate the masses.
In a single phrase of federal law, they found the statutory tool by which the Bush team would seek to undo Florida's postmarking rules.
"It's more the tool by which we see people dealing with grief," he says, "rather than about the tragedy in cultural terms".
What, then, is the key to the enduring popularity of the city builder, that tool by which the municipalities of the imagination are made tangible?
Nudity is a tool by which to achieve media coverage, and by Femen's admission, it is this press coverage that provides power against their oppressors [6].
The result, he said, will be a future campaign tool by which Democrats can blame Republicans for failing to overhaul immigration.
