Sentence examples for devised to move from inspiring English sources

His appointment in 2007, as party secretary of Chongqing, was in fact devised to move him out of Beijing and away from the seat of power.

I propose that a new electoral law be devised to move Iraq toward a completely district-based electoral system, like the American Congress, or a "mixed party list" system like that in Germany, in which some representatives are directly elected and other seats are allotted based on the parties' overall showing.

By the proposed gait selection methodology, gaits are devised to move the system along a fiber direction.

A plan was devised to move some 6,900 troops from Rabaul directly to Lae.

Horses are notoriously vulnerable to pharmaceutical manipulation, and these days with all the permissive medication policies, trainers and their veterinarians remain notoriously tempted to pursue every pharmaceutical ploy they can devise to move a horse up.

His goal is to bear witness, because somebody must, and his pictures, devised to infuriate and move people to action, are finally about us, and our concern or lack of it, at least as much they are about him and his obvious talents.

Dogs in Space was produced with a budget of over $2m (backed by private investors such as The Chant of Jimmie Blacksmith director Fred Schepisi) and featured technical innovations such as a double crane system devised to enable the camera to move vertically in a straight line, reportedly the first of its kind to be used in Australia.

The facility was devised to encourage the animals to move willingly.

Starting on Aug. 1, the tax will drop to 13 percent from the current 23 percent, a move devised to aid small businesses and bolster the crucial tourism sector.

A second order accurate flux based scheme is devised to handle advection on each moving Cartesian grid using an effective characteristic velocity that accounts for the grid motion.

(The Bowen technique involves light moving of hands over muscles, devised to aid men in Australia returning home with war injuries).