Sentence examples for expected to devise a from inspiring English sources

The blanket authorisation signed by Grayling put the secret archive on a legal footing for 12 months, during which time the Foreign Office is expected to devise a plan for its declassification and transfer to Kew.

Mr. Friedman is expected to devise new uses for interactive television.

Cities across the United States, including New York, have learned in recent decades that redevelopment plans typically take longer than expected to devise, and then years more than called for to build.

They didn't worry over-much about methodology in school history classes when I was at school in the 1970s – we were crammed with facts and expected to devise our own ways of explaining them in exams.

Expect Martínez to devise a fiendish new formation and secure survival via a dramatic denouement at home to Aston Villa on 19 May..

This weekend, the group is expected to reconvene to devise a course of action.

The group, which included Christopher Cox, the chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission, is "exploring all options, legislative and administrative" and expects to work through the weekend to devise a plan to ease the crisis and help restore confidence in the financial markets, the spokeswoman, Brookly McLaughlin, said.

Finally, it is much simpler to state that there is a long run financing gap between expected expenditures and tax flows under current policy than it is to devise a different policy.

We sought to devise a "hybrid" approach to the second stage when aortic outflow is expected to remain unobstructed.

It became necessary also to devise a calendar, so as to know when the spring floods might be expected.

Whatever testing method you use, try to devise a fast and penetrating test that goes quickly to the heart of the basic tasks and responsibilities the person will be expected to do if hired.