Sentence examples for devise a new one from inspiring English sources

This means that at the very least Mr. Locke must reject the Bush plan, promise to devise a new one in close consultation with regional interests and keep dam removal on the table as very real backup if all else fails.

But State Supreme Court Judge Barry A. Cozier ruled that the Yankees' offer did not comply with MSG's matching rights and ordered the team to devise a new one.

The political system has broken and no one can see the way to devise a new one.

In 2005, Judge Dietz found the previous funding system unconstitutional and directed the Legislature to devise a new one.

Chryssides further states, "it is therefore simplistic and naïve to view the Witnesses as a group that continues to set a single end-date that fails and then devise a new one, as many counter-cultists do".

While her first attempt was a heavy, 20-pound coat that took 80 hours to make because of her lack of sewing skills (it looked like a "body bag," according to one homeless man), she has since devised a new one that she and her friends tested in 17-degree weather.

It advertises aggressively the foods most likely to harm our kids, and if some avenue of advertising shuts down, they devise a new and generally better one -- such as "advergaming".

But no one wanted to propose that baseball should devise a new system to evaluate home runs compared with the prior highest totals.

The panel urged the Food and Drug Administration to devise a new approval system for so-called moderate-risk devices — a category that now includes artificial hips, external heart defibrillators and hospital pumps — concluding that the current one was not fixable.

It can devise a new model for executive compensation.

I took that to mean I should devise a new me, but I'd never really devised my old self.