Sentence examples for devising a new system from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bowsher said there would be many practical problems in devising a new system to verify work eligibility.

Framing its work in this way means that rather than tasking the group with devising a new system to ensure price stability, it is likely to come up with a recipe for greater volatility.

But the plot soon proves as elusive as the boffin, rapidly abandoned in favour of increasingly bizarre left turns and hilarious digressions, including a hilarious routine about devising a new system of mathematics.

Instead, the board began devising a new system that includes factors such as attendance, how quickly students who don't speak English are learning the language, college readiness, dropout rates and suspensions.

The Royal College of General Practitioners (RCGP) and NHS England are currently devising a new system in order to determine the knowledge, skills and competencies required across the range of different special interest areas.

In February Gov. Christopher J. Christie set up a committee to devise a new system for encouraging development of lower-priced units.

When Bretton Woods was breaking down in the 1970s the Europeans devised a new system called the "snake".

But Brussels admitted last week that decades of fisheries policy had resulted in failure and pledged to devise a new system.

Throughout his studio period before the Revolution, Meyerhold was exploring circus movements, commedia dell'arte, and Japanese theatre in order to devise a new system of training actors.

Congress can then devise a new system to pay doctors, and any increases in fees should be "fully offset with real savings," he said.

But no one wanted to propose that baseball should devise a new system to evaluate home runs compared with the prior highest totals.