Sentence examples for devise for the from inspiring English sources

The most effective anti-poverty program we could devise for the long run would have less to do with income redistribution than with ensuring that poor kids get a first-rate education, from preschool on.

The eldest of the group, she worked at Macy's and attended the Fashion Institute of Technology, and the look she helped devise for the group was all superlatives: bigger, badder and sexier than anybody.

According to a person close to the White House, around the time the President's economic-stimulus package was defeated in Congress, a year ago, she told Maggie Williams, her chief of staff, that she wanted to have a "war room" (the same kind of quick-response, computerized-communications hub that she had helped devise for the Presidential campaign) created for health care.

A. Peter Van Winkle, the owner of A. W. Van Winkle Real Estate, a Rutherford, N.J., brokerage company, said that the best answer he has been able to devise for the commonly asked question is: "If it isn't a split-level, and it isn't a ranch, and it isn't a Cape Cod, then it must be a colonial".

At some point during his illness Edward wrote a draft document headed "My devise for the Succession".

He composed a draft document, headed "My devise for the succession", in which he undertook to change the succession, most probably inspired by his father Henry VIII's precedent.

A special kind of card devised for the purpose?

The structure devised for the chart is unfamiliar, but should be easy to follow.

One of these was "Polytope de Cluny" (1972), devised for the Roman bathhouse in Paris.

Several such scales have been devised for the purpose of standardizing terms and providing a basis for statistical analysis.

Kvitova seemed especially upset with her inability to execute the gameplan she and her coach had devised for the tournament.