Sentence examples for devise a platform from inspiring English sources

Finally, Congress must devise a platform which goes beyond its current blend of secular nationalism-meets-social welfare.

British Airways today announced the first of its "UnGrounded" innovation lab flights that will assemble 100 Silicon Valley luminaries on a flight to London to devise a platform for connecting tech talent with big problems around the world.

It is incumbent upon her to devise a platform that addresses the concerns of the protest movement in concrete terms if she wants to be reelected next year.

The intent of the convention is to name the presidential candidate for the upcoming election and devise a platform for the party as well as providing a platform for weird Republican events like celebrity interviews with empty chairs.

The zoospore infection method for Phytophthora blight of pigeonpea will facilitate the small and large scale inoculation experiments and thus devise a platform for rapid and reliable screening against Phytophthora blight disease of pigeonpea.

Veteran 82-year-old British director Lewis Gilbert has here devised a platform for a lot of very competent, but miscellaneous performances from the likes of Julie Walters, Tom Wilkinson and Joanne Whalley.

Measuring vertical velocity in the ocean posed a major problem for years because of the difficulty of devising a platform that does not move vertically.

We had to collide almost accidentally with aspects of gaming, news alerts, and even consumer promotions to devise a new platform".

Feigl-Ding assembled an all-volunteer team of software engineers and programmers, who, with head engineer Pius Lee, worked over six months to devise a new web platform, ToxinAlert.org.org

To address this issue and devise a hapten-based platform that has payloads even more stably attached to antibodies, we designed a disulfide bond between antibody and payload to stabilize the antibody-hapten-payload complex.

Mr. Zitzwitz devised a suspended platform rather like a swing to display these figures, a grouping called "People at the Edge".