Sentence examples for devise a standard from inspiring English sources
Why don't we just devise a standard to count all the votes?
Banking regulators could devise a standard, default mortgage that didn't involve a teaser rate or other gimmicks.
"We believe that it is for the publisher to develop an advertising proposition that is appropriate to its users expectations rather than leave it to a centralised body, with little or no accountability, to devise a standard that is applicable to all".
"They are ahead with a Model T, and we are pulling up with a Ferrari," retorts Mr Broockman.All of this has led to deadlock at the body that has been trying to devise a standard for UWB, the so-called 802.15.3 committee at the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers IEEEE).
For strengthening counseling for development, to revise the current module to see if it is effective, devise a standard algorithm for counseling for development and provide local refresher courses to PHC workers.
Understanding that a turnover presents the defense with a rare chance for retribution, Elliott has devised a standard procedure.
Pornography does not feature in the American constitution, and the Supreme Court has never devised a standard for what is porn and what is not.
In the 18th century, French philosophers and mathematicians were engaged in a grand project to establish scales by which everything could be measured, from devising a standard system of weights to measuring internal movements of emotion.
The PathoBiology Group of the European Organisation for Research and Treatment of Cancer therefore has devised a standard operating procedure for the standardised preparation of human tumour tissue extracts which is designed for the quantitative analysis of tumour tissue-associated biomarkers.
In the mid seventeenth century John Wilkins, the first secretary of England's Royal Society, was asked by the society to devise a "universal standard of measure".
Oliver expressed more confidence that Nocsae could soon devise a helmet standard specific to young players, using science borrowed from children's bicycle and motor-sports helmets.
