Sentence examples for devise and carry out from inspiring English sources

At the immigration agency, Mr. Mayorkas helped devise and carry out the program that deferred deportations for young unauthorized immigrants.

Such a coalition could devise and carry out a coordinated program of actions that would reinforce U.S.-Russian bilateral efforts.

We cannot count on the Federal Emergency Management Agency to devise and carry out a workable plan; can our state, county and local officials do better?

QUESTION FROM BRYAN: I have tried arguing with friends that, in lieu of our ability to devise and carry out experiments, it's "good epistemology" to listen to those who have.

The two sides will form a joint security committee to devise and carry out "a mutually agreed upon process of demilitarization," including the creation of "peace zones" from which both sides are supposed to withdraw forces.

It is a high school problem, and will not be solved until the schools, and those who support them, find a way to devise and carry out a better test.

Heading an army of 60,000 men, with full powers to act, he devised and carried out an excellent strategy.

His idea found some takers and, over the course of the next year, Hendrickson, Wright and a married couple, Scott and Karen Scarborough, devised and carried out a plan to build a firebomb and mail it to the I.R.S.

"I couldn't see it skipping over Southampton and going all the way to Montauk," said Mr. Schneiderman, who added that he favored a regional groundwater protection plan that would be devised and carried out by the two towns.

Administration officials said they were hopeful that General Petraeus's stature in Congress and in allied capitals in Europe and the Middle East would buy him the time and flexibility to try to make the counterinsurgency strategy he devised — and carried out in Iraq — work in Afghanistan.

"This paper is not arguing that there is strong evidence against the LDL targets, but rather that there's no evidence for them," said Dr. Rodney A. Hayward, a study author, adding that this was largely because of the way clinical trials had been devised and carried out.