Sentence examples for changes devised from inspiring English sources

CANNES, France — Acceding to pressure from European leaders, Italy "invited" the International Monetary Fund on Friday to look over its shoulder to ensure that Rome is carrying out changes devised to keep the country from succumbing to Europe's sovereign debt crisis, signifying a new moment in global economic management.

The Germans are also working on a package of structural changes, devised to promote economic activity without incurring new debt, to go along with the fiscal discipline embodied in the fiscal treaty the European Union voted to accept last December and which is undergoing ratification.

City officials say the changes are devised to make street parking more efficient by turning over spaces more quickly.

Monaco's vice-president, Vadim Vasilyev, told the Guardian that while he agrees that the Champions League needs to be reformed because the group stages are often "boring", he is unhappy with the way the changes were devised and with a perceived failure to ensure fair representation for Ligue 1 clubs.

The proposal to redeploy spectrum is part of a package of broadband changes being devised by the commission that also seek to require dominant national phone operators, like Deutsche Telekom and Telefónica, to open their newest high-speed fiber optic networks to competitors, who have complained of unreasonably high leasing rates.

A New York City based non-profit Games for Change has devised a toolkit for helping NGOs to create "social impact games".

Then, a set of three scenarios of vegetation cover change was devised by replacing a fast fuel model by slower fuels, and the existing network of fuelbreaks was also overlaid.

Adapt to changes and devise a new strategy to keep up.

In order to facilitate this and make colour changes possible, Craig devised an overhead bridge accessible from both sides.

African photographers generally adopted conventions learned from colonial photographers, then sometimes gradually changed them, devising a hybrid idiom.

But even as this new achievement was flowering, the Downing Street Maoists who believe in permanent change were devising the next revolution: opening up probation to a market.