Sentence examples for administration devised from inspiring English sources

The Bush administration devised a successful strategy for winning the war in Afghanistan.

His administration devised creative solutions for preserving affordable housing, including a community land trust that enabled low-income residents to buy homes.

But George W. Bush and his administration devised those cuts and rammed them through Congress, and it's deceptive to suggest otherwise.

But the administration devised a compromise, allowing students to live in single-sex dormitories and pursue women's studies in the newly named Douglass Residential College, which is more of a physical campus than an academic institution.

As Bob Woodward's latest book reveals, the Obama administration devised the measure last year to include across-the-board defense cuts because it believed that slashing defense was so unthinkable that it would make compromise inevitable.

Last spring, when new threats surfaced, the Bush administration devised a new strategy, which officials said included a striking departure from previous policy -- an extensive C.I.A. program to arm the Northern Alliance and other anti-Taliban forces in Afghanistan.

And he must help the Obama administration devise a safe and honorable exit strategy from Afghanistan.

"When will the Bush administration devise a how-to plan to put people back to work, a how-to plan to create jobs, or a how-to plan to save manufacturing jobs?" he said in a statement.

On December 19th, President Bush used his executive authority to offer $13.4 billion in loans from the federal bailout fund to General Motors and Chrysler, which appeared to be enough to enable the companies to survive for a few months — until the new Congress and the Obama Administration devise a long-term recovery plan.

And seeing as Doerr is a long-time advocate of entrepreneurs working in public education and in 2009 was appointed to President Obama's Economic Recovery Advisory Board to help the administration devise a way out of the country's economic downturn, it's safe to say he knows what he's talking about.

Then administrations devise class-based systems that look at the specific obstacles that applicants have overcome: growing up in a neighborhood with concentrated poverty, with a single parent or in a home with few financial assets.