The law therefore is always devised to enforce a duty without consideration of individual choices.
Chefs are always devising new ways to execute their ideas: they are under constant pressure to be original, but time is at a premium, and so is money.
No single method can protect you from all unsafe downloads; malware creators are always devising new ways to fool computer users.
"The Simple Life" was always devised as a pure comedy, he said".That's the whole goal," he said.
Odets brought his passion for music to the construction of dialogue as well; his instinct, according to the film director Alexander Mackendrick, with whom he collaborated on "Sweet Smell of Success," seemed to be "always to devise patterns of three, four, or five interacting characters".
Although there is always the possibility that the devised intervention was inadequate, in comparison the current intervention nevertheless included the key elements used in previous studies and offered training of at least equal intensity.
After almost thirty-five yeats at U.C.L.A., Ray now teaches for one semester every other year, a seminar on a subject of his own devising, and it is always fully subscribed.
Devising serviceable Spoonerisms does take time, perhaps more than occasional competitors were prepared to give it, but my hope is always that it will add an element of extra fun to the business of devising standard cryptic clues.
The skiver, in opposition parlance, is always unmentioned, yet he lurks; Labour won't tolerate him either, this feckless bogeyman of Westminster's devising.
Not, I should say, in my case: when not really taking in what I said, my bloke, Quaker thriller writer Gavin Lyall, was always working out how you devise a more deadly field weapon or who killed Liberty Valance.
