Sentence examples for failure to devise from inspiring English sources

HMRC's failure to devise a strategy is adding to a perception that wealthy people can get away with fraud, the committee found.

It has reaffirmed the international community's utter failure to devise a policy that might reverse, or at least slow, the North's nuclear program.

The failure to devise a workable regionalization of government and its services between the city and its surroundings accounts for many of the city's problems.

But the long-drawn-out controversy over Vedanta's mining project also reflects Delhi's failure to devise an effective development policy for millions of forest-dwelling tribes in central and eastern India.

His difficult first year in office can be traced, I believe, to his appointment of the hyperpartisan Rahm Emanuel as the White House chief of staff, and his failure to devise a stimulus bill that could win a single Republican vote in the House.

But savers are understandably reluctant to buy in the face of political dithering; whether it is Europe's failure to sort out the Greek crisis or Washington's failure to devise a plan that combines short-term economic stimulus with a long-term plan to reduce the deficit.

But Brussels admitted last week that decades of fisheries policy had resulted in failure and pledged to devise a new system.

Wealthy people are getting away with tax evasion because of a failure by HMRC to devise a strategy to deal with fraud, parliament's spending watchdog has concluded.

The difficulties inherent in blocking a pleiotropic blocker pose a great obstacle for the classical receptor antagonist approach and have contributed to the failure (to date) to devise specific treatments for cocaine overdose and addiction.

After his recent failure, Homer tries to devise something groundbreaking, after hearing of Christo's art.

For example, models of multiple organ failure are difficult to devise.