Sentence examples for devising and running from inspiring English sources

Despite undergoing quadruple heart bypass surgery in 1992, Hodgkinson coached for many more clubs, notably Rangers, Everton, Aston Villa, Leicester City and Sheffield Wednesday, as well as devising and running courses for Uefa.

BT: I knew that the skill set that I had was really devising and running campaigns, and because my work had taken me all over the country, I knew I could do it in lots of places.

Lin used his position as Minister of Defense to flatter Mao by using the army to promote Mao's personality cult throughout China, devising and running a number of national Maoist propaganda campaigns based on the PLA.

This is "pandering to a system devised and run by men for male convenience".

In 1996, governors were outspoken champions of state flexibility, and they persuaded Congress to give them sweeping power to devise and run welfare programs.

The award citation revealed something I wasn't aware of before: the campaign was devised and run by the huge public relations company Weber Shandwick.

And, finally, he devised and ran the extraordinary, $20 billion fund that BP, pushed by President Obama, set up to compensate Gulf Coast residents and businesses after the Deepwater Horizon disaster in 2010.

Under the proposal, which was approved 47 to 4, electronics manufacturers would devise and run programs that could include curbside pickups, neighborhood collections and returns by mail and in stores.

However much the powers fudge it, the inquiry will have to answer the growing public disquiet that this was indeed an optional war, devised and run largely to an American script.

The Oscars are about movies, of course, while the Oscar ceremony is a television show, devised and run not for the experience of the people in the hall but for viewers.

In recent years, some feminists have recognised the sheer injustice of asking a woman to abort her child in order to participate fully in society; in the words of the New Zealand feminist author Daphne de Jong: "If women must submit to abortion to preserve their lifestyle or career, their economic or social status, they are pandering to a system devised and run by men for male convenience".