Sentence examples for devised giving from inspiring English sources

So a complex electoral college was devised, giving a third of the votes to the unions, a third to party units, and a third to MPs and assembly candidates.

The system he devised gave a strong incentive to both deficit and surplus countries to clear their bancor accounts annually, ending up with neither a trade deficit nor a surplus.

Perhaps the general form of NIOSH/NCI's estimation procedure (e.g. using CO as a surrogate for REC and HP as a surrogate for CO) was about the best that could be devised given the limitations in the data available.

The election process here is a sprint, and seems to have been devised to give voters the greatest number of reasons to forget that it is taking place.

This classification was devised to give an indication of the influence that a given treatment or group of treatments had on the expression levels of a particular gene.

The plan was devised to give patrons consistent service after rains caused severe leaking and closures.

And the hard salary cap, draft and free agency are devised to give everyone hope, if not a.500 record.

They were devised to give the general investor a guide to the overall mood of the market.

The designer of this typeface, Bjorn Jaagern, devised to give each person a word to memorise, according to age.

The scores were fed into eight machine-learning algorithms the researchers had devised, which gave different weights to various aspects of the scores.

With the willing co-operation of the excluded unions, a plan was devised to give unions with more than 100,000 members an automatic seat on the general council.