Sentence examples for desired in devising from inspiring English sources
"Nothing was more to be desired" in devising the Constitution's plan for choosing a President through an Electoral College, Alexander Hamilton wrote in The Federalist No. 68 in 1788, "than that every practicable obstacle should be opposed to... the desire in foreign powers to gain an improper ascendant in our councils.
A great variety of map projections has been devised to provide for the various properties that may be desired in maps.
Administration officials say their stance reflects the end of the cold war and a desire to give the Pentagon maximum flexibility in devising defenses against potential missile threats from aspiring third world powers like Iran or North Korea.
If true, Hubbard's contention would seem to suggest that the CIA's unwillingness to release Mitchell and Jessen from their obligation to secrecy may be motivated by the agency's desire to conceal the role it played in devising the program.
Therefore, it is desired to devise a face recognition method for both very low-resolution and illumination variation problems.
Minimizing communication is therefore necessary in devising scalable parallel algorithms.
Sean Duke is an American neuropharmacologist who specializes in devising stacks.
KK participated in devising the clinical design of the study.
In response to the need for accelerated actions to reach the desired reductions in maternal and newborn mortality, the government of Nepal (GoN) has devised several policy strategies and programs [ 14].
The company's revamped site still allows for professor ratings, but students can also customize a degree plan that matches their desired workload in each semester and, if they choose, can help them devise the quickest path to graduation.
James Joyce might have described writing in English as "the most ingenious torture ever devised for sins committed in previous lives", but the people of Britain appear unconcerned, with the role of author voted the most desired job in the country.
