Sentence examples for devising a means from inspiring English sources

Mr Gandhi could have spelled out two or three specific measures, ideally in some detail, that he would support for example, getting an Indian-wide goods-and-services tax accepted; promoting investment in retail or other industries; or devising a means by which infrastructure could be built much quicker.

1948 Jean-Pierre Blumière is charged with the French colonial authorities in Indochina with devising a means of keeping French generals from being bitten by mosquitoes during their daily four-hour lunches.

212 B.C.-The Emperor Shi Tzu tasks his court with devising a means of waking him one hour before sunrise while he travels from palace to palace, so that he may use the facilities before his 600 concubines.

There were numerous difficulties to overcome, not the least of which was devising a means of detonating the lenses with the required speed.

We have also improved on previous technology by devising a means of eliminating most illegitimate recombination events.

We therefore decided to focus on devising a means to correct for noise in Ks only, and to examine if such correction can eliminate the artifactual inverse correlation between ω and Ks in short lineages.

Rehearsing to play God, he devised a means of synthesising probiotics to waft away vaginal odours.

In the novel the opposition to Gen. Augusto Pinochet devises a means of winning the 1988 referendum on the dictatorship.

A stage magician called Tommy Trent is travelling to the western front after being asked to devise a means of making allied aircraft invisible to the enemy.

Neither the Russians nor anyone else had devised a means of turning men into robots and there was "little threat, if any, to national security," the study said.

A stage magician called Tommy Trent is travelling to the western front after being asked to devise a means of making allied aircraft invisible to the enemy.