Sentence examples for devise measures from inspiring English sources

To achieve goals on cycle time, quality, productivity, and cost, managers must devise measures that are influenced by employees' actions.

The ONS would devise measures of progress and would lead a public debate about what mattered most to people, he said.

Now act three is beginning, but in countries much less able to devise measures to stop financial contagion and whose banks are more precarious.

They also said they would devise measures to end the purchase of cattle from indigenous and protected areas, and from farms that use slave labor.

So, we will look to Ofcom to devise measures for a healthy and diverse market for programme supply in the future.

The agreement is an "Initial Strategy," which means states must now devise measures to meet the cap, to be finalized by 2023.

For the electronic devise measuring the level of serum sodium, a high specificity and sensitivity has been shown (Palmer et al, 1995; Redondo et al, 2003).

A second problem that confronts comparative analysis is the difficulty of devising measures of political development.

The company hired safety consultants, then identified every point where bacteria could slip in and devised measures to kill them.

Project scientists devised measures that enabled them to compensate for the defective mirror and correct the imaging problem.

Encouraged by Mr Müntefering's recent outburst against global investors, leftists have been devising measures they would like to see run alongside, or even replace, Agenda 2010.