The president also plans to urge the special debt committee to devise job-creation measures and to pursue larger deficit cuts than mandated by the recently passed Budget Control Act.
Who knew that top universities generally actually have offices and programs, and even special funds dedicated to finding or devising jobs for the all-important partners of sought-after candidates?
Barack Obama must devise a jobs program that not only stimulates the economy but also prevents a deepening of the economy's educational divide.
Technology has changed, too, allowing people to job-hunt or devise new business plans untethered from their clunky desk computers and tangled-cord home phones.
Devise your own job description, which might include doing the laundry, arranging flowers, welcoming guests and serving drinks.
The Pacific Gas and Electric Company, for example, has already been working with community colleges in places like Fresno and Modesto, Calif., to help devise curriculums for jobs related to clean energy and skilled crafts.
Hillary Clinton has taken a commanding position in national politics, and as I wrote in my latest column, it would be spectacular if Bill and Hillary Clinton would work with the Clinton Global Initiative to devise major new jobs proposals.
Their job: to devise the best portable system they could for war correspondents.
"We do not think of it as our job to devise the priorities for Detroit or the strategies of Detroit.
Mr. Boscovich, who handled drug, computer and financial crime cases in Miami in his former job, devised a novel legal strategy to underpin the growing number of Microsoft's civil suits against bot-herders.
After Labor won power for a second term in 2001, Mr. Blair -- shuffling his cabinet after a landslide electoral victory and unimpressed by Mr. Cook's performance as foreign secretary -- demoted him to leader of the House of Commons, a job devised to oversee the government's legislative program in Parliament.
