Sentence examples for devise a new set from inspiring English sources

The visual artist Anna Schuleit will devise a new set for each performance.

Consider the UN's efforts to devise a new set of development targets, spearheaded by David Cameron, the golden-thread wielding British prime minister, Liberia's Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, and Indonesia's Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono.

More specifically, might he devise a new set of Mitchell principles that could allow Hamas – or at least a political wing, defined separately from the military arm, much as Sinn Fein stood apart from the IRA - a seat at the table?

That is not a bad motto for those devising a new set of banking regulations.

Jacobs soon became co-chair of a Committee to Save the West Village, devising a new set of efforts to derail the flattening of her neighbourhood.

In 2009, a coalition of governors and state education officials came together and, with financial support from the Gates Foundation and the implicit backing of the Obama Administration, devised a new set of standards intended to raise the calibre of instruction nationwide.

The FCC is currently devising a new set of net neutrality rules after its prior regulatory framework went up in flames earlier this year due to a courtroom loss.

As the same time, state regulators, who have a vested interest in helping grow the companies in the Bay Area's booming tech sector, have begun the process of devising a new set of rules for the services.

In February Gov. Christopher J. Christie set up a committee to devise a new system for encouraging development of lower-priced units.

NHS England has already responded by setting up a taskforce to help devise a new cancer strategy by the summer.

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".