Sentence examples for helping to devise from inspiring English sources
A former college baseball player, he served as a Peace Corps volunteer in Colombia from 1962 through 1965, helping to devise physical education programs for children.
Art Murton, an official at the F.D.I.C. who is helping to devise the troubled-loan program, said there had been "encouraging" levels of interest.
During and after the bill's slog through Congress, he frequently spoke with reporters and wrote opinion pieces supporting the Affordable Care Act but did not always mention his role in helping to devise it.
Mr. Taylor is also credited with helping to devise a strategy by liberals to defeat President Ronald Reagan's nomination of Robert Bork to the Supreme Court in 1987, partly by recruiting well-known law professors to criticize him.
Dr. Giannini, who received consulting fees from the companies for helping to devise their pediatric clinical trials, said that no cases of cancer were seen in the clinical trials that led to Enbrel's approval for pediatric use.
The governor said Mr. Schick had been particularly helpful to him in shepherding a project in his old district — Columbia University's $7 billion expansion into Manhattanville — and in helping to devise a state program for minority- and women-owned businesses.
They can regain competitiveness with structural reforms — which Germany will happily help to devise — over a sustained period.
Roger Ailes has been tormenting liberals since 1968, when he helped to devise a media strategy that put Richard Nixon in the White House.
It was organic, by U.S.D.A. standards (which a Whole Foods executive had helped to devise), but it had travelled six thousand miles, and it tasted like cardboard.
She works in Manhattan as an associate in the global banking division of Citigroup, where she helps to devise investment strategies for clients.
But isn't it time the N.C.A.A. demands that its presidential leaders pay closer attention to the rules governing collegiate athletics that they help to devise?
