Sentence examples for devised and managed from inspiring English sources
M.A., A.C.F. and I.G. devised and managed the project.
It also alleges that senior executives including Zuckerberg personally devised and managed the scheme, individually deciding which companies would be cut off from data or allowed preferential access.
The review found that the former senior Pentagon officials who devised and managed the program refused to speak with the inspector general's investigators.
One of the findings in the executive summary is that the CIA program was devised and managed by Mitchell and Jessen, who are identified as Grayson Swigert and Hammond Dunbar respectively.
Last December, the Senate Intelligence Committee released its long-awaited report on the efficacy of the CIA's detention and interrogation program and concluded that the program and the interrogation techniques were devised and managed by two CIA contract psychologists.
Supporting the Director of Education, Outreach and International Student Support, the Coordinator is responsible for planning, devising, and managing components of ISOP for Summer 2016.
This chapter proposes a framework for devising and managing workflows for chemical process development, which is applicable for pharmaceutical and fine chemical processes as well as for commodity chemicals.
sayegh was a key leader in the campaign to roll back the draconian Rockefeller Drug Laws, devising and managing the strategy that led to one of the most significant sentencing reform victories in a generation.
They had been schooled over the previous nine months in writing a brief, planning a media schedule, devising ads and managing client relationships.
The Greenbridge Centre Manager, Simon Pullen, who joined me in looking at the sites said: "Green Force Garden Makeover supports the council's objective to create a better Swindon by 2010 by devising running and managing a regeneration project.
"Anybody who says that the French just want to be civil servants and not entrepreneurs hasn't got it," declares Ms Lagarde.But, as a senior French official points out, the Colbertist engineering culture is on the whole much better at devising and managing big planned projects than it is at dealing with bottom-up ideas and uncertain markets.
