When we do devise policies the public must be absolutely central to that process.
But just this past year George did devise an ingenious way for his birds to narrate the past.
For he did devise a method for teaching an eight-year-old blind and deaf girl how to communicate with other people.
Should he ever bump into Dick Cheney he might recall some "Henry VI, Part II": "In your protectorship you did devise / Strange tortures for offenders never heard of".
Outlawing mobile phones is a shortsighted measure that doesn't account for all the innovative things that teachers can, and regularly do, devise to give children the skills they need to thrive in the modern world.
Though he somewhat overstates them, Groves did devise security practices and procedures, including so-called "black budgets," kept from Congress and intelligence operations, that helped shape the cold war national security state.
This also suggested relatively low rates of innovation among frontline teams, though many of the solutions they did devise were ingenious and resourceful.
(Punchdrunk do devising, rather than starry names).
He warns that if society doesn't devise economic solutions to social networks, there could be "serious social blowback".
Why, when the Unnamable is in similar straits, does he devise the story of a household laid waste by a tin of "fatal corned-beef," contaminated with botulism, so that when a man comes home he finds himself "stamping under foot the unrecognizable remains of my family, here a face, there a stomach, as the case might be, and sinking into them with the ends of my crutches"?
