Sentence examples for decision to devise from inspiring English sources
The public accounts committee said the decision to devise a new category of "resetting" projects could have been a way of preventing scrutiny and obscuring problems.
The decision to devise a new rating for the project meant that it was not given a rating by the MPA on its five-tier traffic light system, running from green to red, in this year's annual report and that there will be no assessment of its progress until after next May.
In practice, any one of these frameworks may be applicable, and the choice between them (or the decision to devise a purpose-designed framework) will depend in part upon the issue under consideration and at which link within the chain attention is addressed.
The simplicity of this model enables the decision engine to devise it with a small number of sample points.
The heterogeneity of body fat abnormalities among HIV-infected patients, as well as the incompletely understood pathophysiologic mechanisms and the role of antiretroviral therapy, make management decisions difficult to devise.
Last week he acknowledged that the "toughest decision" would be to devise a system of detention to replace Guantánamo, though one properly supervised, he said, by Congress and the courts, for those including senior al-Qaeda men who cannot be prosecuted but who pose a clear danger to America.That is unlikely to assuage the president's critics on the right.
(3) To devise decision points and outline a pragmatic decision tree.
The time has come to work together to influence decision makers and corporations to devise and enforce policies that will make these service jobs the good jobs of the 21st century.
A continuous and up to date landslide susceptibility map is vital to planners, engineers and decision makers in order to devise appropriate landslide prevention and mitigation measures.
In contrast, advocates of the 'due process' school question the assumption that it is possible to devise 'rational' decision rules and see the technical approaches as based on a simplistic view of the health care system.
Senate Banking Chairman, Chris Dodd, made the decision some time ago to try to devise a bipartisan financial reform package.
