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But Mr. Putin rejected that approach and, Interfax reported Thursday, reprimanded Mr. Dvorkovich and Mr. Medvedev for being slow in devising a policy for offshore drilling.

Devising a policy regarding PEP for persons in a large exposed area could be difficult, considering current weaknesses in both diagnosis and treatment options.

For example, devising a policy to target older and less-educated people may increase uptake in PA, but have no impact on whether the recommended level of PA is met.

Instead of devising a policy toward North Korea, Mr. Bush devised an epithet: "the axis of evil".

It took the federal government more than a year to devise a policy in answer to this thirst for freedom.

However, it is obvious that if one could devise a policy targeted at setting the grounds for states with larger rewards, yet without redundant packets, it will perform better.

The insurance company Axa is already offering such policies in France and is looking at devising a similar policy for the UK market.

In January, Mayor Dinkins appointed a commission to devise a drug policy for his administration.

And should the Public Health Service devise a conflicts policy for institutions, not just individual investigators?

Price, a former managing director of Waitrose, was due to pilot the government's free trade bill through the House of Lords in the spring, but said he was not prepared to make the four-year commitment required to make a success of devising a new trade policy for the UK outside the EU.

In the letter to the Daily Telegraph, experts from 17 environmental and planning organisations - including landscape architects, engineers, hydrologists and ecologists - made a plea for the government to listen to them when it came to devising a flood defence policy for the future.