Sentence examples for invented a scheme from inspiring English sources

At Mr Blair's request, Lord Jenkins has invented a scheme of PR that could be used for general elections.

In the old days that wasn't very easy to do". Salmon has invented a scheme called "hot shoes" - two-week attachments for people to work in different areas.

Arguably, the real culprits at the UN were not its officials but the Security Council, whose five permanent members invented a scheme that was wide open to abuse but who failed to impose the necessary safeguards.

Two have invented a scheme for making the most efficient engine yet envisioned--a black hole engine.

So Cunningham invented a color scheme that would represent America for decades: white with two wide blue stripes — called Cunningham stripes at the time — that stretched front to back.

"He hasn't invented a new scheme of things," Paul Bacon wrote in the jazz magazine The Record Changer in 1948, "but he has, for years, looked with an unjaundiced eye at music and seen a little something else.

The government claims that Mr. Buenrostro and Mr. Villalobos invented a crude scheme that tricked Apollo, one of the world's largest private equity firms, into paying Mr. Villalobos at least $14 million in fees for his help in securing an investment from Calpers.

Beginning with a logical system for mathematics, one presumed to be free of contradictions, he invented an ingenious scheme that allowed the formulas in it to engage in a sort of double speak.

Lin and Lee invented a document protection scheme to transmit large quantities of secret information.

He invented a universal language scheme, attacked the possibility of alchemical transmutation and devised a host of remarkable pneumatic, hydraulic, catoptric and magnetic machines, which he displayed to visitors to his famous museum, housed in the Jesuit Collegio Romano.

To answer that need, the team invented a new classification scheme, dividing all lipids into eight major categories, six of which are found in mammals.