Sentence examples for devising a new one from inspiring English sources
It said that Mr Blair's reforms had destroyed the moribund old constitution without devising a new one capable of "unlocking democracy".
While her first attempt was a heavy, 20-pound coat that took 80 hours to make because of her lack of sewing skills (it looked like a "body bag," according to one homeless man), she has since devised a new one that she and her friends tested in 17-degree weather.
This means that at the very least Mr. Locke must reject the Bush plan, promise to devise a new one in close consultation with regional interests and keep dam removal on the table as very real backup if all else fails.
But State Supreme Court Judge Barry A. Cozier ruled that the Yankees' offer did not comply with MSG's matching rights and ordered the team to devise a new one.
The political system has broken and no one can see the way to devise a new one.
He said the state could cure the constitutional problem by being transparent in devising a new protocol and using a one-drug, anesthetic-only method (as Ohio and Washington do).
Yet Spider One, as the Manic Panic-dyed growler calls himself, has devised a new twist on the family business.
It advertises aggressively the foods most likely to harm our kids, and if some avenue of advertising shuts down, they devise a new and generally better one -- such as "advergaming".
