To serve other people, not to manipulate other people.

Interesting notion to play around with, isn't it?

And before I start making noises with it, and using it to manipulate my voice,

Finally, the resolution's operative section contains controversial and ambiguous language open to arbitrary manipulation.

And Siftables are an example of a new ecosystem of tools for manipulating digital information.

Financial markets are vulnerable to manipulation, because they are not in the business of evaluating the truth.

This would make it easier to identify possible deadlocks or any attempt to manipulate the process.

It is one of the most ingenious scams for social manipulation ever created.

He has reportedly even suggested that some cells may have been tampered with.

That we are okay with the justice system, a system that tries to game people into little traps so they can ruin our lives.

Different ways of looking at her models, at her statistics, different ways of crunching the data in order to disprove her.

These buyers are particularly vulnerable to bid rigging activity, as is discussed further below.

We then used an animation technique called stop motion to manipulate the cards in ways that would be otherwise physically impossible.

He uses his hands to manipulate an object which has been carefully crafted to resonate in a certain way.

Look at Putin s attempt to rig Ukraine s previous presidential election, and the on again off again criminal charges brought against the opposition leader Yuliya Tymoshenko.

Indeed, the presidential election degenerated into a crude exercise in ballot rigging and voter intimidation.

(a) Ms. Chung would set up a shell company, Lownet Inc., in Youngland to conduct a consumer fraud

Before the crisis struck in 1998 he put in place measures giving him room to manipulate liquidity and interest rates.

Kerry s insistence that the US is not withdrawing, but drawing down, is a similarly transparent attempt at manipulation.

First, there is a need to create a protective space around Serbian Orthodox religious sites and institutions, with the involvement of the international community, in order to make them less vulnerable to political manipulation.

Expanding the demand and reducing the supply of these risky assets is a way of manipulating their price.

Separately, the competition agency uncovered a bid rigging agreement between two companies relating to a call for tenders for the service of controlling tickets in the public transportation system.

Ecological engineering was introduced by Howard Odum and others as utilizing natural energy sources as the predominant input to manipulate and control environmental systems.

Decentralized organization, multiple leaderships, and conflicting ideological stances make the Salafi trend amorphous, volatile, and susceptible to manipulation and infiltration.

For rulers who don t care if their victories are Pyrrhic, it is also an easily accessible resource for manipulating the public imagination with conspiracy theories and patriotic posturing.

Government efforts to manipulate or block information should be presumed to be an abuse of power one intended to mask many other abuses.

On the contrary, as soon as government information is designed to be immediately open to everybody, its value as information declines and its value as an instrument of manipulation increases.

According to detailed evidence submitted by the opposition, the tallies from the countryside, allegedly already padded for Kibaki, were again manipulated, with additional votes awarded to him.

Mr. Cumberbatch Miguén (Cuba) said that the 2005 Summit Outcome had been manipulated and adopted by a small group of countries imposing authoritarian measures on the majority.

If Ms. Chung set up a shell company with the help of a lawyer, participants may wish to discuss, at the beginning of its discussion in the money laundering part, the issue of the role of professionals in preventing such activities.

The issuance of dollar bonds was a major source of abuse, with speculators buying dollar debt at the official exchange rate, selling it for greenbacks, and then exchanging them for bolivars at a much higher rate on the black market.

This means that the state will decide which interpretations of history should be considered true, creating endless opportunities for manipulation to serve the agenda of those in power.

Do we need HSBC to facilitate global money laundering? Do we need Barclays and UBS to manipulate Libor (a key benchmark for interest rates around the world)?

The market for these financial products grew over 30 years to the point that they delivered huge opportunities for immediate gain, which provided a strong incentive for market participants to play with them more and more.

Of course, these obstacles are very exhausting and discouraging for the refugees and displaced persons who turn into a subject of manipulation of national political parties which, moreover, stimulate the reside in places they inhabited in the period of war.

Unlike in Half Life 2 , where Gordon's initial weapon is the crowbar, Gordon first acquires the Gravity Gun, which plays a crucial role in the game by allowing the player to use physics to manipulate objects at a distance in both combat and puzzle solving scenarios.

But the Kremlin s myopic concentration on military matters, and its pointless attempts to play a zero sum game with the West has turned Russia into an object for manipulation by its junior partners.

Moreover, it is far easier to collect taxes from individual citizens and resident shareholders than from multinational corporations. Apple can use sophisticated techniques to manipulate the location of its corporate income, but individual US citizens who own Apple stock have to report the dividends and capital gains that they earn from it in their worldwide income.

Americans say that sunlight is the best disinfectant. Citizens access to information is an essential tool to hold governments accountable.

And an easing of US Iranian tensions over the next few months, even if unaccompanied by substantive advances in the relationship, could improve the prospect for a fairer, less manipulated election result.

Currently, there are 25 constituencies nationwide, but reformers have long argued that a smaller number each with a larger number of voters would be less susceptible to manipulation by the political elite.