Sentence examples for devise a set of from inspiring English sources

He raised Turkey's profile abroad and helped devise a set of democratic reforms.

Western officials who met last Friday in Istanbul agreed that they must devise a set of negotiating principles.

After several of the girls are dumped, they devise a set of rules they are sure will snag any man and prevent future break-ups.

The Melbourne Cricket Club agreed with Wills's suggestion and, as there were no standardized football codes at that time, appointed a committee to devise a set of rules.

Without a shred of evidence that coercive interrogation worked, the C.I.A. deputized two psychologists, neither of whom had experience in interrogation, to devise a set of coercive interrogation techniques.

The prospect that had people here holding their breath was that the United States Supreme Court would allow counting to resume, but would direct the Florida court to devise a set of standards for judging the validity of ballots, which would have set off another round of briefs, oral arguments and appeals.

To analyze his data, Mr. Price devised a set of algorithms he called "roller-coaster math".

With other economists he devised a set of theories that helped to guide business people in their investment practices.

When Coleridge dyspeptically surveyed the paltry literary achievements of his brother-in-law, Robert Southey, he devised a set of scathing critical annotations to scrawl in the margins.

In one paper, he devised a set of algorithms that could identify teachers in the Chicago public-school system who were cheating.

The new group, called the Personalization Consortium, is devising a set of guidelines for Web sites that collect data about users and their Net-surfing activities.