Significados de instrument of government en inglés

She conceives herself to be an instrument of government, not its end.

Bribery was the instrument of government, and peculation its reward.

The other articles were in the main the same as in the instrument of government.

It is, in its way, an instrument of government.

Another "idee Napoleonienne" is the rule of the parsons as an instrument of government.

On April 22, the president convened the National Security Council, an instrument of government he had disdained.

Nevertheless, there are matters which such a body could settle much better than any existing instrument of government.

When, on Nov. 15, the decline of its power and influence was reflected in the proposed instrument of government.

This was the instrument of government enacted by the council of officers, and solemnly sworn to by Oliver Cromwell.

Was the new Constitution an agreement between eleven States, or was it an instrument of government for the whole people?

Although Augustus considered a military force as the firmest foundation, he wisely rejected it, as a very odious instrument of government.

The Constitution was, then, not a compact, but an instrument of government similar in its origin to the constitutions of the States.

Underneath these delusive pictures a council of chiefs is revealed, which was the natural and legitimate instrument of government under Indian institutions.

To-day general education is an instrument of government, and is rightfully regarded as a prime essential to good government and national progress.

He created at the same time a new instrument of government the fruit of a powerful mind and profound acquaintance with human nature.

Murder, persecution, confiscation too truly describe its general strain; and policy is on the whole subordinated to violence as the standing instrument of government.