To manage these affairs, the council has devised more than 160 international agreements, treaties, and conventions that have replaced literally tens of thousands of bilateral treaties between various European states.
A leading international sports coach, Kelvin Giles, has devised more than 20 five-minute routines.
That offers an opportunity to companies like Evergreen and SunPower that have devised more efficient ways to use silicon, he said.
According to Prior, England have devised more subtle ways to make their greater experience tell in the heat of battle.
Since taking office in 2006, Ms. Quinn has devised a more public system for reporting pork-barrel spending and has muscled tough new restrictions on lobbyists through a resistant Council.
So the unthinkable has happened: of the middle-order engine room that began the summer against New Zealand, Nasser Hussain has retired in the wake of the success of Andrew Strauss, Mark Butcher has devised ever more bizarre ways of staying injured and now Thorpe will be missing.
Over the past forty years, he has run two major opera houses (Hamburg and Munich) and has devised productions for more than a hundred plays and operas.
Improvisation is a trafficker's greatest asset, and in recent years, Sinaloa has devised an even more efficient solution to the perennial challenge of getting marijuana across the border.
Hall has devised a far more sophisticated web-based model which allows people to take account of this effect, as well as factors such as exercise, to plot a more likely weight loss progression.
Wanting to do more than just represent life and death as an opposition, and instead to show the way in which each is inevitably and profoundly involved with the other, Kiarostami has devised a cinema that does more than just present the viewer with the documentable "facts," but neither is it simply a matter of artifice.
In other words, wanting to accomplish more than just represent life and death as opposing forces, but rather to illustrate the way in which each element of nature is inextricably linked, Kiarostami has devised a cinema that does more than just present the viewer with the documentable "facts," but neither is it simply a matter of artifice.
