instrumentalities in English

noun
1
the fact or quality of serving as an instrument or means to an end; agency.
a corporate body can act only through the instrumentality of human beings
noun

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1. Systems, methods, and instrumentalities are provided to implement a method of interference mitigation for an access point (AP).

2. We condemn absolutely the instrumentalities of force that have threatened these fundamental pillars of peace and security.

3. The range of instrumentalities of the – the scope of the battlefield has changed with the advent of cyber activity.

4. It shall also Conciliate, mediate, settle and adjudicate all disputes, claims and controversies solely between or among the departments, bureaus, offices, agencies and instrumentalities of the national government, including GOCCs.

5. 6 Commenting on Paul’s words at Acts 20:20, in 1844 Abiel Abbot Livermore wrote: “He was not content merely to deliver discourses in the public assembly, and dispense with other instrumentalities, but zealously pursued his great work in private, from house to house, and literally carried home the truth of heaven to the hearths and hearts of the Ephesians.”

6. Where confiscation on the basis of paragraph 1 is not possible, at least where such impossibility is the result of illness or absconding of the suspected or accused person, Member States shall take the necessary measures to enable the confiscation of instrumentalities and proceeds in cases where criminal proceedings have been initiated regarding a criminal offence which is liable to give rise, directly or indirectly, to economic benefit, and such proceedings could have led to a criminal conviction if the suspected or accused person had been able to stand trial.