Sentence examples for devised to ease from inspiring English sources

New mechanisms, such as an effective bankruptcy law, should be devised to ease the transfer of assets.

It was devised to find a way to ease Mr. Saleh out of office after Yemen's antigovernment protests reached a crippling pitch.

Hawkers may devise ways to ease their own loads, too.

As state and local governments and public entities like the University of California grapple with the skyrocketing costs of providing pensions and health care benefits to retirees, a movement is afoot nationwide to devise ways to ease that financial burden.

Diem had to devise programs to ease his new citizens into the economic system.

PLYMOUTH, N.H., Oct. 11 — The Democratic presidential candidates jostled for attention on the education front on Thursday, laying out proposals devised to appeal squarely to middle-class voters by easing the burden of paying for a college education.

Initially too, the 40 striped uniforms from Majdanek suffered on display until 1998, when Gail Singer, a textile conservator, devised two adjustments to ease stress on the garments.

However, very recently, a different paradigm has been proposed for trading-off flexibility and ease of programmability by identifying suitable abstractions and relevant programming languages devised to formally describe wireless protocols.

Governors were devised to prevent this.

A formula can be devised to distribute according to usage.

Interventions were devised to target these factors.