Sentence examples for tools in the state from inspiring English sources

When police had difficulty identifying the man whom they believed opened fire on a newsroom in Maryland, killing five people, they turned to one of the most controversial yet potent tools in the state's law enforcement arsenal.

Many advocate an every-tool-in-the-shed approach, which state water board chair Felicia Marcus likes to call "belts, suspenders and flying monkeys".

And second, it has invented one of the sharpest new tools in the state-capitalist toolbox.Brazil has spent most of its modern history in pursuit of state-driven modernisation.

While their effort is four years old, it has gained renewed relevance as residents prepare to vote on a proposed amendment to Idaho's constitution that will enshrine hunting and trapping as the prime wolf management tool in the state.

A pardon is an extraordinary tool in the state constitution that makes a conviction disappear.

Workers in SOEs there account for more than 73% of the industrial labour force.Moreover, many of the north-east's SOEs are in sectors like steel, shipbuilding and machine tools in which the state has either been reluctant to cede ground to private or foreign capital, or in which non-state investors have shown little interest.

The answer is that background checks are tools of the state and trust in the state has plunged in the past decade, notably on the right where it blends with loathing for Mr Obama.

Second, in comparison to other tools of the state, the use of communicational practices requires relatively little in terms of resources and relatively little in terms of infrastructure.

Rather, Mr. Segal and Mr. Weizman note in a foreword, the catalog's purpose is to analyze how "the mundane elements of planning and architecture have been conscripted as tactical tools in the Israeli state-strategy".

And what we must do is ensure that with this tool that the state will have, in the new legislation to combat money laundering, allows the state to act more efficiently".

The Olympics have become one more tool in the authoritarian state's box of tricks.