How would you devise a law of physics to prevent causality change when anything can change causality?
"If no such power exists, he'll ask the Legislature to devise a law to ensure a public official is removed from office if they are officially charged with a public corruption crime," the statement said.
Advocates of the law devised a plan to sell legislators' office furniture to raise money, notably the love seat of Speaker Thomas M. Finneran, a staunch opponent of the law, as well as desks, sofas and other furnishings of Salvatore F. DiMasi, the House majority leader, and Mr. Wagner, who was the House elections laws chairman until this year.
In addition, they devised an electoral law virtually guaranteed to produce a coalition government; no chancellor since Konrad Adenauer in the late 1950s has been able to govern alone.
State Senator Mark Leno, a Democrat from San Francisco, is now working with Attorney General Harris to devise a state law that would establish more uniform and stringent rules for medical marijuana.
Last week, administration officials said there was a growing recognition in the administration that some form of Kurdish autonomy was inevitable, if only because it was impractical to devise a new law to change the status quo in the next two months, the deadline for writing a new interim constitution for Iraq.
Boyle (with the help of his astonishing assistant Robert Hooke) built an air pump which led to the formulation of Boyle's law and devised a barometer as a weather indicator.
Dick Wolf, who had "Dragnet" in mind when he created the first "Law & Order," devised a case-based formula that no casting change could derail.
When Coleridge dyspeptically surveyed the paltry literary achievements of his brother-in-law, Robert Southey, he devised a set of scathing critical annotations to scrawl in the margins.
Based on the book Buffettology, written by Buffett's former daughter-in-law, Mary Buffett, I've devised a strategy that parallels Buffett's approach to investing.
