Sentence examples for as a devise from inspiring English sources

(4) For treatment of certain property accepted by the Chairman of the Administrative Conference of the United States, for the purposes of aiding and facilitating the work of the Conference, as a devise or bequest to the United States, see 5 U.S.C. 575(c)(12), as added by section 1(b) of the Act of October 21 , 1972(Pub. L. 92-526, 86 Stat. 1048).

While the presence of religious-related conflict in Iraq makes disaggregating households by religion (Shia, Sunni, and Kurd) potentially interesting as a devise to look into the differences in their pattern of incomes and expenses, the lack of availability of the needed data precludes us to do so.

It is a tried and true formula in horror films: the killing of an animal, portrayed for example in flash images of a decapitated cat, as a devise to ramp up the terror level and spell impending doom for the targeted person or persons.

After the Federal Drug Administration approved fluoride varnish as a devise for use in 1994, it can be used "off-label," which means the agent is being used for another purpose for which FDA approval is lacking.

The crops affirmed the photograph as a devised thing, a work of art; at the same time, they framed the family as something like a work of art, akin to the temples and arches and baptisteries in photographs nearby.

"It's not a typical Aristotelian tragedy," said Jonathan Harper Schlieman, the director of the show, which carries a cumbersome, 25-word subtitle that identifies it as "a devised Greek tragedy composed of found texts".

Mr Darling called on SNP leader and First Minister Mr Salmond to bring forward legal advice on this issue as well as devise a new plan for Scotland's currency arrangements.

This session offers the perfect moment to reflect on the gains we've made as well as devise a solid plan of action for continuing to work together globally to save and improve lives.

Using the mobile phone or a tablet as a recording devise is a cost-effective way to gather sound data.

Finally, near the last of his $50,000 nest egg, Stamp met Paul Benson, 45, who owned a spring-water business and raised $500,000 from investors, as well as devised a plausible method for harvesting the ice.

If it is successful, officials will consider keeping it in place as well as devising a plan to install more parklets.