Sentence examples for devise the changes from inspiring English sources
Cyma Zarghami, Nickelodeon's executive vice president and general manager, said it was with that in mind that she and her fellow executives had decided to devise the changes.
But Mr. Duncan, the chief executive who devised the changes adopted yesterday, said in an interview that the Chicago schools were not backing away from tough promotion standards, but had shifted to focus primarily on reading skills.
Modelling an artificial match analysis, each team devises the required changes in its formation (a new solution) for the next week contest and the championship goes for a number of seasons.
Degradation can be a gradual process and a firm understanding of the drivers and impacts of change is needed to devise the optimal monitoring strategy, guide policy development and identify areas for possible restoration [32, 93].
which helped devise the program.
They could potentially devise further changes to the bill, adding Republican ideas even without Republican cooperation.
Mr. Zoellick carefully devised the capital increase and voting changes to be adopted together.
The government consulted with civil liberties groups as it devised the initiative, and they secured changes in the program to assure that the threshold for criminal conduct would not be lowered and that individual privacy would not be violated by the willy-nilly entry of innuendo into a government record.
But even as this new achievement was flowering, the Downing Street Maoists who believe in permanent change were devising the next revolution: opening up probation to a market.
Simon, in his 1990 autobiography, disputed Kirby's account, asserting that Black Magic was not a factor, and that he (Simon) devised the name "Spider-Man" (later changed to "The Silver Spider"), while Kirby outlined the character's story and powers.
Government and industry officials said Friday that it was still too early to know if Boeing could devise enough changes to satisfy regulators and the flying public.
