instrument of power

How far do they see publicity as an instrument of power?

These are the ones who have been Saddam's instrument of power."

They are being looked at as instruments of power.

But the Empire was an even greater responsibility, far more attractive as an instrument of power.

But they were too useful an instrument of power.

He works in the other direction as well, and uses metaphor to examine the instruments of power.

What instruments of power are left to this Parliament?

It no doubt served to store, preserve and communicate information, but also was a new instrument of power.

Gold is an instrument of power, but only on the most mundane of levels.

The aircraft carrier's major instrument of power projection is the carrier air group.

They use pain as an instrument of power.

What seems to count more than possession of instruments of power is faith in the future.

I wish you to create four Instruments of Power.

In the one frame, the instrument of power was wealth; in the other, magic.

Critical sociologists, developed a perspective of law as an instrument of power.

It still has the upper hand in terms of monopolizing the instruments of power.

Then, in preparation for the 2000 election that would return him to power, Aristide began to turn the police into a private instrument of power.

He opened the lid and stared down at the gleaming instrument of power, snug in its velvet bed.

Long before the extermination camps, the world knew that Hitler's basic instruments of power were torture and murder.

Being of service is, itself, a form of power and an instrument of power.

While Edward believes that science is an instrument of power, Lloyd simply wishes to use it to help people.

He took less than ten days a year of holidays, and that 130 Instruments of Power reluctantly.

The cable also reported that the security services functioned as "instruments of power that serve and protect the regime".

Quotations, parodies and other deviations from official discourse can become instruments of power that affect society.

Instrument of Power Easier said than done.