Sentence examples for idea of devising from inspiring English sources

Nor is the idea of devising a collective business strategy.

Later, two of Machover's students at the media lab had the idea of devising an interactive game out of the technology.

It, in turn, became a success only when the Greeks had the clever idea of devising vowels to fill in the gaps between the consonants that had until then been adequate for recording Semitic tongues.Writing, Mr Fischer points out, has extraordinary power, greatest of all in modern literate societies.

The idea of devising guidelines for the first time originated with William J. Butler, a New York lawyer who is president of the American Association for the International Commission of Jurists, and Stephen A. Oxman, a former assistant secretary of state for European and Canadian affairs.

A 5-hour public conference today in Washington, D.C., on geoengineering research highlighted a growing focus in the nation's capital on the controversial idea of devising technical remedies for the effects of carbon pollution.

In 1903 the British inventor Donald Murray, following the ideas of Baudot, devised a time-division multiplex system for the British Post Office.

The 39-year-old is speaking at the launch of the Fowler Education and Football Academy, the realisation of an idea devised with his brother which will offer 60 local youngsters a route into the game either academically or competitively when it opens in September.

The developing world, which has long unthinkingly followed the lead of the West, needs to take the lead in challenging these ideas and devising new approaches.  .

Mr. Reid said he would ask the Congressional Budget Office to estimate the cost of the ideas devised by the group of 10 senators — five liberals and five centrists.

The demonstration is taken from an idea originally devised by Ian Sample of the Guardian.

A further variant of the hedge hopper idea was devised for St Margaret's Bay where the barrels would be sent rolling over the cliff edge.