Sentence examples for devising a program from inspiring English sources

You would think that devising a program for this occasion would be easy.

Allow Labor's Generation X and Y to get on with the job of devising a program for governing fit for purpose in 2016, not the '90s.

"Sound is complicated," he said, and devising a program that corrects pitches of single notes within polyphonic music is a daunting task.

Awarding a fixed number of points, he said, "is probably an impolitic way of devising a program, but that at bottom doesn't seem to me more than an aesthetic problem".

He overcame his stutter with "virtual militancy," he said, devising a program for himself that gradually freed him from the agony of self-consciousness and then from the grip of the affliction itself.

When devising a program for a collaboration between the Juilliard School and the New York Festival of Song, Michael Barrett and Steven Blier, the festival's artistic directors, encouraged the students to scour the map and find material for a concert called "Road Trip: An American Travelogue in Song".

The board was scrambling to find a replacement for Mr. Mortier and devise a program.

In 2005, Congress devised a program meant to ensure that this transition would be smooth.

Page and Brin often say that their ideal is to devise a program that provides a single perfect answer.

To help them, the bank has devised a program and applied for a patent to safeguard it.

Ultimately, the commission would devise a program detailing how the election process could be modernized, Mr. Schumer said.