Sentence examples for devise proposals from inspiring English sources

Some Republicans are trying to devise proposals their caucus could accept.

Six university presidents have signed paying contracts to have the Youth Core assess the state of inter-religious relations and awareness on campus and devise proposals on how to improve them.

But now the public has heard the Big Society pitch so often without anything much happening, can Labour devise proposals which will cut through the cynicism about the ability of politicians to do anything meaningful in this area?

New York's Department of Financial Services has embarked on a process to devise proposals to regulate Bitcoins.

A8 NATIONAL A12-17 States Propose Plans For Trimming Medicaid Governors and state legislators have devised proposals for sweeping changes in Medicaid to curb its rapid growth and save billions of dollars.

Particularly, construction structuralized in steel needs research that supports the designers in devising proposals.

Teaming with the economists John Kenneth Galbraith and Lester C. Thurow, he devised proposals for affirmative action in 1971.

To be sure, there have been cabinet-level discussions in recent days aimed at devising proposals he can take with him on his European visit next Tuesday.

But since then, the group has been locked in discussions about devising proposals that will win the support of the members ahead of the vote later this month.

"If there had been no so-called scandals," said Bob Shrum, a top Gore strategist, "does anyone doubt who would be sitting in the Oval Office today?" Bill Knapp, a Gore media adviser, said his campaign was constantly frustrated by the Bush team's skill at neutralizing Mr. Gore's advantages on issues like Social Security and prescription drugs by devising proposals of its own.

Launch the "Great American Heartland Initiative" not devised by DC-insiders and academics, but by convening small-town mayors (Democrats, Republicans, Independents), city managers, local union representatives, farmers and others, to develop first a list of needs and wants for their communities, and subsequently to devise specific proposals to tackle them.