Sentence examples for devising a blueprint from inspiring English sources

John Gummer has recently worked on a study group with Zac Goldsmith devising a blueprint for a "green" economy.

The requirements include devising a blueprint for identifying and eliminating underground pollution at what was a sprawling circuit-board factory on North Street.

They now appear to have anointed a surprising court philosopher.Outlining his plan to create a rival to Silicon Valley in the East End of London on November 4th, Mr Cameron paid tribute to Richard Florida, an American urban economist, for devising a blueprint for government's role in the economy.

A27 New Orleans to Unveil Blueprint The commission devising a blueprint to reconstruct the city will propose a reorganization of the school system, the elimination of a shipping channel that was a cause of flooding after Hurricane Katrina and the creation of a new jazz district downtown.

State Comptroller Alan G. Hevesi certified Yonkers's overdue budget on Monday but said the plan still troubled him, and he warned that unless the city devises a blueprint for its long-term financial health it faces a future of budget crises.

"It is my belief that Tom, given his unique range of experience in journalism and film-making, is the best person to devise a blueprint to shape what we do in current affairs for a long time to come".

By making the chair from the fewest parts possible and standardizing their shapes to help unskilled workers assemble them and pack them neatly in shipping crates, he devised a blueprint for efficient mass production.

Benderly discusses U.S. efforts to improve lab-safety culture, which at many institutions is inadequate, and devise a blueprint for safety action.

The presentation was the product of a strategy session held 11 days before Mr. Obama's inauguration, when top Republican leaders in the House of Representatives began devising an early blueprint for what they would accomplish in Tuesday's election: their comeback.

Sunday's Manchester derby may present a greater test of a strategist's capacity to devise a winning blueprint.

The senator was poking fun at the Cirque du Soleil contortions of Republican Congressional leaders, who devised a spending blueprint that could pass muster with Senate moderates who favor a smaller tax cut than President Bush and House conservatives, who want all the tax cuts they can get.