Sentence examples for devise a package from inspiring English sources
The White House, whether Democratic or Republican, will need to work very closely with legislators to devise a package of fiscal reforms in the next term.
Carl Crawford, a spokesman for Entergy, said his company was negotiating with benefit providers to devise a package that matched what the employees have now.
Payne's turnaround began in 2003, when staff working for learning disability charity Choice Support were asked by his desperate social worker to devise a package of care.
Under legislation in both the House and the Senate, the federal government would devise a package of essential benefits that insurers would be required to offer in standard policies sold through a new government marketplace, or exchange.
His brief, in response to the expenses scandal, was to devise a package of reforms to increase the standing of MPs.
That means devising a package acceptable both to Democrats, who tend to support debt relief for Puerto Rico, and to conservative Republicans, who see debt relief as a bailout that would unacceptably reward profligacy.
(Agence France-Presse) INDIA: SRI LANKA PEACE PLAN India said it had devised a package to end fighting in Sri Lanka and was ready to take part in talks between the Sri Lankan government and Tamil rebels.
Mr. Valentine's suit said the network and its parent companies failed to spell out the terms of his incentive plan during his first three years at the company and ultimately devised a package based on performance criteria different from what had been agreed to in the plan.
For the EU, it means not only devising a package to restore Ukraine to economic health but also providing practical assistance.
Mr. Obama and his team are working with Congressional leaders to devise a spending package that some lawmakers suggest could total $400 billion to $700 billion.
Because the trial design specifically precluded comparison of the effect between the professions, it was necessary to devise a homogenous package representative of, and acceptable to, all three.
