Sentence examples for is not to devise from inspiring English sources

"However, the mandate for the attorney general is not to devise a perfect system but one calculated to achieve the goals of the statute without unreasonably impinging on the nontrivial privacy rights" of parolees.

The purpose is not to devise a general stochastic dynamic model to be used in practice, but to demonstrate by the use of small model instances how design flexibility actually adds value to a project and what, exactly, it is that produces this value.

The challenge now is not to devise new ways to continue implementation of the old health system.

But a senior French official said the idea was not to devise "a European version of the Paulson plan".

The key message here is not to give up when attempting to devise an appropriate treatment strategy.

This is not to say that new traffic patterns devised to steer drivers around the arena aren't creating problems, sending more trucks past public housing to Third Avenue, for example.

In fact, it turns out that above "off-centre" maximum empowerment states are unreachable through the intrinsic dynamics of the agent: while one can externally set up the initial state carefully to start in these states, it is not possible to devise an internal action strategy that is able to reach them under the given actuator dynamics.

It is not hard to devise a feasible alternative, if the irrational politics are put aside.

By E. B. White The New Yorker, August 5, 1933 P. 5 Mr. Lippmann says it is not easy to devise means of restraining speculation in stocks.

Therefore it is not possible to devise a single test system which would be suitable for release testing of such complex dosage forms.

It is not necessary to devise a filtering strategy for all RNA-Seq experiments.