Sentence examples for devised by the same from inspiring English sources
The long-haul energy evoked the last two years of Winter Jazz Fest, devised by the same organizers and staged in the same clubs.
One answer is the enduring legacy of the 1980s, a dangerous acceptance of iron economic laws devised by the same economists, forecasters and credit-raters who failed to see the bubble or predict the banking cataclysm.
The 50th anniversary of Puerto Rico's constitution (editorial, July 27) is simply a reminder of the "unincorporated territory" policy devised by the same Supreme Court that brought us the policy of separate but equal and that harks back to the 19th century.
A panel of related probes has since been devised by the same group.
However, they are all built under the same private finance system devised by the Scottish Futures Trust – a government quango – so the Scottish government has pre-empted the anticipated ONS decision.
But it could take years for the quality of, say, Italian and Greek auditing judged poor by accountants farther north to improve enough to satisfy the SEC.One fix for auditing in Europe, thinks the commission, would be for all countries to apply the same audit rules, as devised by the International Auditing and Assurance Standards Board.
Chapter III (Contents of Child Care and Education) in the guidance newly devised by the examination body is composed of nearly same contents with the 'Course of Study for Kindergarten' (MECST) apart from the part of 'purposes and contents of child care'.
Across the room hang four large, meticulously executed drawings of the same words transformed, through a system devised by the artist, into musical notation.
None of the four questions, or the opening or closing statements, will proceed in the same order twice, according to a grid devised by the production team at ITV Studios to be as fair as possible to each leader.
Cécile de France (a name that could have been devised by the Académie Française) plays the chief squeeze in the first installment, and Ludivine Sagnier does the same in the second.
The guidelines, devised by the American Society of Magazine Editors, specify that an ad should not run next to editorial copy that touts the same things touted in the ad.
