Sentences with phrase «as both an instrument for»

Regional integration groups — of which there are many — serve as instruments for these governments to gain more clout that they can use in international affairs.

It uses this as the instrument for monetary policy, and influences the cash rate through its financial market operations.

The organization hopes to use new technologies as an instrument for attracting the attention of the world public to the existing humanitarian problems and the necessary material support for children in need.

Reckon yourselves dead to sin and act like it by not sinning,; by not letting sin reign in your mortal bodies and not using your bodies as instruments for unrighteousness.

Roman primacy seems an instance of church authority validating itself rather than serving as the instrument for a providential outworking of scriptural truths.

Not only must the overarching goal shape the transactions that constitute its concrete location in some social setting so that they cohere with the abilities and capacities it teaches as instruments for understanding God.

They base their philosophy on the concept of man as an intelligent adaptive organism and regard reason as an instrument for solving problems of adjustment to the natural and human environment.

For over twenty years he made it his ambition to plant the Stars and Stripes at the North Pole, until, as he said, «I long ago ceased to think of myself save as an instrument for the attainment of that end.»

What Max Weber saw in the sequence of Protestant developments was a remarkably different way to «ease tension» between religion and politics: «inner - worldly asceticism can compromise with the facts of the political power structures by interpreting them as instruments for the rationalized ethica1 transformation of the world and for the control of sin.

Such developments within academic disciplines are highly significant in a society in which the social sciences are viewed as instruments for the clarification, support and advancement of the government's philosophy and policies.

Quintilian saw the performer as an instrument for embodying the images presented by both oral and written materials.

There is no genuine conflict between law and love for those who see the true nature of love as holy and the law as an instrument for facilitating love.

War and violence are considered as answers when they are used as instruments for justice, self - defense, or for defending innocent lives and preventing enormous damage to material means.

As an instrument for service to the metropolis, the council of churches had some unique advantages.

It has supported the patriarchal structure of human society in ways that have dehumanized women, treating them as instruments for the satisfaction of men's desires and as responsible for men's sins.

Peyré therefore feels that «bringing an adopted child into a society in which he or she will have the same rights and the same place as other children» as the Hague Convention provides» requires that the child be received into pre-existing family structures, already recognized as such, and not serve as an instrument for obtaining recognition of new family structures.»

Beginning at Nairobi, and continuing at Melbourne, the church appears to have been rehabilitated in WCC circles as an instrument for mission.

While all of those are important societal needs, it is odd to think of an election as an instrument for meeting them.

As originally conceived, the Crusades were not intended as instruments for spreading Christianity or regaining the population lost to Islam.

The shops are seen more as an instrument for customer loyalty: it is easy here for wine estate customers to do repeat orders on their wine.

«This could be used as an instrument for the people, that is, the citizens of Erie County, to improve the framework of their county government,» said Commission Member Kenneth Farrell.

The big issue here — much bigger than independent funding — is your unsupportive adviser, who seems to view you (and the other postdocs in the lab) as instruments for his own success rather than as protégés whose career success he is responsible for.

«Our results suggest that neuropsychiatric CNVs can be used as an instrument for further study of the cognitive abnormalities that characterize schizophrenia, because whether or not an individual develops this disease is likely related to the expression of these genes,» said Stefansson.

She helped to fashion the constitution of the ocean — the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS)-- as an instrument for the peaceful use of ocean services and resources for the benefit of all humankind.

She believes in the power of food as both an instrument for health and community, and strives to make nourishing options as accessible and convenient as possible for all.

Eight Single Nucleotide Polymorphisms Used as an Instrument for Increased Waist - To - Hip Ratio Adjusted for Body Mass Index in Women but not in Men

I am so thankful to our HEAVENLY FATHER, that He used filipino kisses as an instrument for us to found someone to love with, no one is perfect on this world but Philip is perfect for me, he is the most wonderful gift for me from God, I can feel the true love of God through him, I considered my home now is a little heaven on this earth because full of happiness..

Best Laid Plans is the latest in a long line of thrillers in the late 90s that exist merely as an instrument for filmmakers to try to fool us, creating little more substantial than an enigmatic diversion.

They view the unions as an instrument for giving a voice to a key sector of the society.

It can easily function as an instrument for collaboration during a kick - off meeting.

Media and communications have a long history in being used as an instrument for peace or a weapon of war.

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Designed as an instrument for assessing students specifically for Applied Behavioral Analysis and discrete trial training, it is an observational instrument that can be completed through interview, indirect observation, or direct observation.

Bordieuan Field Theory as an Instrument for Military Operational Analysis (New Security Challenges)

The uptake of pure term insurance is increasing because people have started to appreciate its value as an instrument for financial security and protection and not seek returns commensurate to those on savings or investment contracts.

The basic message has not changed; that is that investors would be much better off if they used broad - based index funds as instruments for their investments.

The water squirt is not recommended as an instrument for punishing your cat, it is recommended as a Cat Training aid.

Madrid, Spain, 16 March 2018 - Tourism as an instrument for mutual understanding and sustainable development is at the centre of the international university project «The Value of Human Rights on the Camino de Santiago: Harnessing the Power of Tourism to Promote Cross-Cultural Dialogue and the Achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals».

To maximise tourism's role in helping countries reach their development goals, UNWTO has come together with seven UN agencies and programmes to boost tourism as an instrument for development.

Titled JULIE MEHRETU: A UNIVERSAL HISTORY OF EVERYTHING AND NOTHING, this exhibition presents 20 years of Mehretu's paintings and drawings that have continued to redefine the way we think of painting as an instrument for mapping the world in time and space.

«As a traveling performance and a literal vehicle for artistic innovation and agency, Nam June Psyche seeks to capture both the actions and context of contemporary American DIY noisemakers as an instrument for sound, influence, and effect.»

In By Chance and Necessity, water is not only depicted but also materialized as an instrument for composing the final image that at once suspends time and implies its uncontrollable passage.

Based on the idea of the never - ending desire of human civilizations to fight for survival, and on riots as instrument for social redemption, the exhibition presents a reverted climax in which proceeding upwards corresponds to a rarefaction of the works and their materiality.

Marclay is often recognized as an early pioneer of turntablism, as he first began to use turntables and physically altered records as instruments for performances in the late 1970's.

Recently, Ashford has turned to painting, pairing images sourced from the news with abstract forms and color that the artist proposes as a reservoir for individual and shared emotions that function as instruments for political resistance and reform.

Unfortunately, the sci - fi genre is still used all too often today as an instrument for reproducing normative, xenophobic messages and patriarchal, sexist stereotypes.

First Attempts, the galleries of the exhibition will play host to a conversation between the artist and Jorge Ribalta, the show's curator, on photography as an instrument for capturing life at its most vulnerable and precarious, and as a public service and a form of institutional critique.

Judd retrospectively and speciously declared that he wrote criticism in the 1950s simply out of a mercenary's need for a part - time job that offered flexibility.1 Obviously, this remark was glib — his writing served as an instrument for self - understanding and discursive scaffolding for his own art.

Rothko used colors as instruments for expressing emotions, but also for other subjects.

The exhibition encapsulated the idea further developed in subsequent years: The copier came to be recognized as an instrument for mechanized seriality.