Sentence examples for devised to give the from inspiring English sources

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

The House bill would maintain financing at presequester levels, $1.043 trillion, with detailed spending instructions for defense programs devised to give the Pentagon more flexibility.

Many observers long ago wrote off A Just Russia as "pocket opposition," devised to give the appearance of political competition where none existed.

On Tuesday night, Port Chester's trustees voted to hire a law firm to appeal the federal court ruling that created the new system, which was devised to give the Westchester County village's large Latino population a better chance of electing one of its own to the board.

The word that came to mind along with it was "biomorphic": the swirling forms, the asymmetrical cutouts and the swooping cuts, and the intertwining coils all seemed devised to give the inanimate dresses and tunics and slashed-open pants a life of their own.

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 'recovery-oriented care' project was devised to give clients more control over their lives, while the 'social participation' project aimed at enlarging and enriching the clients' social networks, supposedly making them feel less lonely.

He noted that primaries were devised to give more of a voice to the rank and file, rather than having party bosses anoint candidates in back-room parleys.

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

Viewers may find themselves in awe of whatever training the CIA has devised to give its agents this steely ability not to upend lemon meringue pie over their bloviating friend's heads.