Sentence examples for devised to complement the from inspiring English sources

Truth also insists, concerning the E.U.'s business reality, that the Lisbon Agenda of 2000, a growth strategy for a decade, devised to complement the coming of the euro in 2002 and to make the E.U. economy the "most competitive and dynamic in the world," wound up officially (although very quietly) described in Brussels as "a synonym for missed objectives and failed promises".

Records have been devised to complement traits for fine-grained reuse of state.

It solves the gender balance of this somewhat male-dominated drama, but the true success is that director Lucy Pitman-Wallace devises a visual poetry to complement the text.

Where many filmmakers would have demanded a rousing score to complement the action, Blanchard and Lee had devised music that was unexpectedly elegiac, emphasizing the wasted lives.

Most of our meals centred around food from the area, and to complement the local hams and cheeses, we devised relishes using the same spices that have been traded at the local ports of Whitehaven and Workington since the middle ages.

The original impetus for this work was to complement the subjective, expert-driven assessment of global fire regimes devised in the Global Fire Assessment, spearheaded by The Nature Conservancy [75].

To complement the beginner, experienced and expert modes, Smith worked with a Sony design team to devise an A.D.V.A. mode.

Another tropical fruit to complement the tamarind?

He just needed to do enough to complement the offense.

The cases are organized to complement the film.

I chopped the video to complement the song's rhythms.