instrumentality+agency
41intervening human agency — The instrumentality of man. The antithesis of act of God. Cachick v United States (DC Ill) 161 F Supp 15 …
42state agency — A department, commission, board, committee, or body of any form operating as an instrumentality of the state government …
43ministry — n 1. holy orders, sacred calling, religious vocation, religion, priesthood, the pulpit, the desk; prelacy, pastorate, rectorship, vicarage. 2. clergymen, clergy, clericals, the cloth; presbytery, elders. 3. department, agency, administration. 4.… …
44ministry — n. 1. Service, instrumentality agency, aid, interposition, ministration, intervention. 2. Office of a clergyman, ecclesiastical function. 3. Cabinet, council, administration, body of ministers. 4. Administration, ministry …
45medium — I. a. Middle, mean, middling, mediocre. II. n. 1. Intervening substance, pervading substance. 2. Means, instrumentality, agency. 3. Mean, moderation. 4. Mean average, mean proportion, mean. 5. (Painting.) M …
46instrument — 1 *mean, instrumentality, agency, medium, agent, organ, vehicle, channel Analogous words: *method, system, mode, way, manner, fashion: machinery, apparatus, tackle, gear, *equipment, paraphernalia: *device, contrivance, contraption 2 tool,… …
47machinery — 1 *equipment, apparatus, paraphernalia, outfit, tackle, gear, matériel Analogous words: *mean, instrument, instrumentality, agency, medium, vehicle, organ, channel, agent: *machine, mechanism, apparatus, engine, motor: *device, contrivance,… …
48mediation — n 1. arbitration, negotiation, parley; arbitrage, umpirage, refereeship; good offices, ministry, mediatorship, intermediation, instrumentality, agency; intervention, intercession, interjacence, interposition, interference, stepping in,… …
49attractive nuisance doctrine — The doctrine is that person who has an instrumentality, agency, or condition upon his own premises, or who creates such condition on the premises of another, or in a public place, which may reasonably be apprehended to be a source of danger to… …
50attractive nuisance doctrine — The doctrine is that person who has an instrumentality, agency, or condition upon his own premises, or who creates such condition on the premises of another, or in a public place, which may reasonably be apprehended to be a source of danger to… …
