Sentence examples for devise ad from inspiring English sources

It was just 10 months ago that Mr. Bernanke, in discussing his reluctance to regulate the booming market for arcane credit instruments, declared: "Central banks and other regulators should resist the temptation to devise ad hoc rules for each new type of financial instrument or financial institution".

Well, presumably because if one had allowed herself to arbitrarily devise ad hoc auxiliaries (within \ k\), in our notation) then one could have been pretty much certain in advance to find a way to get Mercury's data right (recall: that's the lesson of the underdetermination theorem).

First, bacterial cells that want to avoid being used as recipients have to devise ad hoc mechanisms to inhibit conjugation.

Scientists have become sufficiently frustrated by these issues to devise ad hoc solutions to help safeguard the quality of reviews and allow reviewers to affirm that they will review in an ethical and professional way, and encourage clearer review processes.

"The [defence cuts programme] has been devised ad hoc in two months," he wrote.

They had been schooled over the previous nine months in writing a brief, planning a media schedule, devising ads and managing client relationships.

Kodak, which is spending twice as much to advertise kiosks this year as it did last year, has devised ads that sympathize with the frustration felt in getting those prints in the first place.

While there has been debate over whether the tale is apocryphal, Ailes carried that sensibility into his career as a political consultant, where he devised ads that slimed opponents, sometimes with half truths.

Yet Don spent that day in a panic, struggling to devise an ad for Lucky Strike cigarettes.

Most initiatives about embedded sensing capabilities in computational systems lead to devise an ad hoc sensor platform, usually poorly reusable, as a first stage to prepare a data corpus or production prototype.

(Furthermore, as Barbara T. Dreyfuss noted, in the 7 June 2004 American Prospect, under the headline "The Shocking Story of How AARP Backed the Medicare Bill, Novellili had first honed his marketing skills on behalf of Richard Nixon. He worked in 1972 with the November Group, the in-house advertising unit that helped devise attack ads against George McGovern").