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Mr. Warren said he would devise his questions with input from the Muslim, Jewish and Christian leaders associated with the group.

The education minister said he would devise a new model that was truly national and did not treat certain states and territories differently.

Pyne stunned states and territories this week when he announced he would devise a new funding model to apply from 2015, arguing the Gonski reforms were "unimplementable" beyond the first year.

Loki, afraid, swore oaths that he would devise a scheme to cause the builder to forfeit the payment, whatever it would cost himself.

But even as Bush stressed that he would devise his own way forward, plenty of his foreign policies invite comparisons, not contradictions, with those of his neoconservative brother, George W.Bush, and his realist father, George H.W. Bush.

Then, the expectation was that she would devise goals and crack heads until goals were achieved.

That he'd devised methods to make the first sugar-coated pills in America.

Leaning over a communal plate of buffalo wings, Enright explained the knotty scenario he'd devised.

It was a stratagem he'd devised on the first morning — of throwing into each session an anecdote, a memory, a long joke, even a dream.

In the 1980s he'd devised a way of setting words by having them sung on a slow glissando that preserved the microtonal inflections of speaking.

At the start, he said that the points he would make were based on a maxim that he'd devised when he was twelve: "The truth of the matter at hand is that the truth doesn't count anymore.