Sentence examples for devising how from inspiring English sources

Alperovitz's primary task was devising how to distribute the papers to as many news organizations as possible.

Surrounded by young professionals from the likes of nearby Ticketmaster and the Craft Council, Reader, Perkins and Collins, as well as co-conspirator Daniel Jones, 60, met at the drinking hole on Fridays, devising how they would break into the Hatton Garden Deposit Company over the Easter weekend, drill a hole in its concrete vault and make off with diamonds, gold and cash.

We might, for example, wish that the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers had thought of crossword solvers and used the same system as the Geneva Convention on Road Traffic when devising how web addresses work, but apparently they had other concerns.

However, it was not until the 1980s and 1990s that these agencies became so important in devising how our firms would pursue foreign policy goals.

DeVos hasn't bothered to stop by any of the seven sham meetings so far where entitled representatives of the for-profit college industry sit around a table devising how to dismantle the Obama education rules so they can go back to earning billions without any accountability for harming veterans and low-income students.

Brennan denies he had anything to do with devising how Abu Zubaydah was interrogated.

And because the concept of money was foreign, the weavers' society had to devise how to compensate members with alternatives.

So rather than dictate how every business unit meets the five new sustainability priorities, he'd rather they devise how to do so themselves.

The original idea was to devise how the Economist would look like if it had been born in 2012 rather than in 1843, explains Delaney.

This, in turn, raises the questions that have derailed every school reform plan yet devised: How, exactly, does "school choice" help the girl whose single mother is too caught up in alcohol and drugs to sign up for a lottery?

Even accepting the structure that the framers devised, how can the Senate simply refuse to act on a President's appointments, as the current Republican minority has done so often?