Examples of using As an instrument in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Beyond overt violence, there was the dark issue of the use of food by cadres as an instrument of reward- and execution.
much greater degree of transparency and deter the use of tax rulings as an instrument for tax abuse.
Even now, in the late 20th century, the rape of women continues to be used as an instrument of armed conflict.
Furthermore do we understand shop design as a part of corporate identity, as an instrument of communication for contents and aims.
it facilitates voluntary interaction and it acts as an instrument of enforcement.
the editor of the Economist Intelligence Unit, told The New York Times:“Russia has always used gas as an instrument of influence.
But that is maybe not its only benefit- YouTube can also be used as an instrument for generating revenue,
Then you use it as an instrument, and then you are healthy and whole.
But it is still being used as an instrument of US foreign policy.
And a possession may be defined as an instrument of action, separable from the possessor.
Failed states do not know of the gun as an instrument of peace and stability.
Of course, natural person to talk about himself, not as an instrument of culture, but, conversely, how about its creator and preserver.
Teach us to see it as an instrument of redemption, and show us how to take hold of it.
It is natural for a person to perceive himself not as an instrument of culture, but, on the contrary, as its creator and custodian.
It is tragic that there are many people today who look upon prayer as an instrument for the accomplishing of their will upon the earth.
Elections are not available under dictatorships as an instrument of significant political change.
The EU representative said that members should carefully consider the use of competition law and policy as an instrument for TRIPS agreements.
Russia has repeatedly urged its European partners not to perceive the Nord Stream pipeline as an instrument of influence.
Eleven countries signed the Kellogg-Briand Pact that renounces war as an instrument of national policy.
Article 139 No political party and no individual shall make use of armed forces as an instrument in a struggle for political powers.