Sentence examples for has to be devised from inspiring English sources

It is known for instance that the Speaker John Bercow feels strongly that some kind of suitable punishment has to be devised.

Therefore, a simpler and cheaper method has to be devised to mimic the real structure and gives more realistic results for compression after impact (CAI).

If the cells are not implanted early to allow their in vivo constitution of cartilage, a suitable in vitro cultivation method has to be devised for a consistent yield of regenerative cartilage.

The Russians went into Hungary in 1956, into Czechoslovakia in 1968 and into Afghanistan last December on the Brezhnev-doctrine principle that they had the right to intervene to preserve those countries' "socialist achievements".A western policy to deny Yugoslavia to Russia now has to be devised.

"Had the show been made by an independent production company it might have been better, but this reeks of a format made for a highly paid BBC presenter whose golden handcuffs mean that something has to be devised for him to do.

However, since those who are not prepared to allow unlawful immigrants to stay in the United States are strident and outspoken, something has to be devised to satisfy these objectors while still making some arrangement possible for the unlawful immigrants to redeem themselves.

New rules of engagement would have to be devised.

Therefore, some simple design values had to be devised.

Other types of horticultural veneration had to be devised.

A system had to be devised to control the 17 building's entrances.

A new Richter scale may have to be devised to measure the mass audience lip-trembling.