Sentence examples for devised a schedule from inspiring English sources

And the Pentagon devised a schedule for testing a missile interceptor that, guided by sophisticated radar stations on the ground and satellites in space, would crash into incoming ballistic missiles before they reached American soil.

In March 2005, Mrs. Holmstead and her husband — who left his job as assistant administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency's Office of Air and Radiation just before the journey — devised a schedule.

Welcome to winter ball in the fall, a result of too many days off in the postseason and the power of the networks, which have devised a schedule that will have major leaguers playing baseball in November.

Devise a schedule, stay organised and submit your application a couple days in advance of the deadline, having proof read even the smallest details several times.

As rehearsals progress, senior members meet on Thursday evenings to devise a schedule for those groups which feel ready to perform.

In two years of meetings, Radamus, a former United States ski team coach, helped devise a schedule that included conditioning in the spring and fall and a winter schedule that had the athletes training on Vail Mountain from 7 30 a.m. to noon Tuesday to Friday.

People will rightly be toasting England and pulling out the bunting but let's learn from this and devise a schedule that allows both teams to be mentally and physically ready for every game.

A federal court judge Tuesday morning ordered the State Department to devise a schedule for releasing Hillary Clinton's emails on a rolling basis, rejecting a proposal the department made hours earlier to release all 55,000 pages on January 15 , 2016

In the past week, one of Leopold's FOIA lawsuits catalyzed a federal ruling demanding the State Department devise a schedule for the rolling release of former secretary of state Hillary Clinton's emails.

34– 36 Wise and thorough planning should lead to devising a schedule and regimen of ARA + PZQ treatment that would achieve the sorely required goal of 100% cure of all patients, regardless of their intensity baseline or community endemicity level.

But the Pentagon has devised a new test schedule for antimissile technology that is far more aggressive than the plan under the Clinton administration, the senior Pentagon officials said today.