Sentence examples for devise needs from inspiring English sources

"To be told that a sum must be raised for its own sake and to have to devise needs to justify that sum misunderstands the character of a cultural institution, perhaps especially one with substantial federal funding," said Milo C. Beach, the director of the Arthur M. Sackler Gallery and the Freer Gallery of Art, both part of the Smithsonian.

But whatever solution the Treasury and the F.D.I.C. devises needs to be straightforward.

"Whatever is devised needs to be tested against the market," Frohnmayer said.

Beginning in the early 1970s, researchers increasingly realized that epidemiology could help devise needs-based policies and make humanitarian assistance more effective, and in the 1980s and 1990s, epidemiological findings were used to create general recommendations for improving the effectiveness of humanitarian assistance.

As a further requirement, the cost impact of the devised solution needs to be limited and we can not intervene on the appearance of the parcels to be scanned.

In this chapter, we review many of the recently devised methods needed to ensure controlled distribution of therapeutic agents in the brain.

It was while operating off the Iberian Peninsula that Collier devised a need for an improved type of ships' boat.

Technology changes, new languages develop, new algorithms are devised: you need to be able to learn new things to stay current.

We would devise the tools needed to disseminate effective strategies, while honoring the need for local control and customization.

The panelists agreed that the military needs to devise new tests that measure skills that soldiers will in fact need.

8. (C) In describing how he would deal with Japan's future energy needs, Kono claimed Japan needed to devise a real energy strategy.