Sentence examples for it must devise from inspiring English sources

If the City Council really wants to solve the problem, it must devise a public solution, probably at public expense, to do so.

Suffolk's bond rating was upgraded over the summer, while Nassau was recently told that it must devise a prudent fiscal plan to avoid a further downgrading of its bonds, which currently hover just two notches above junk-bond status.

If Europe wants to come close to meeting the Lisbon goals, he says, it must devise a formula in which "knowledge, science, and research are definitely playing a major role".

Rather than offering facile answers such as "just let markets work" or "just get governance right", it rightly emphasizes that each country must devise its own mix of remedies.

Some covert source of gravity--the dark matter--has to be at work, but because it gives off no light, researchers must devise clever techniques to probe it indirectly.

Each member of the EU, however, must devise its own computerized system to connect to the SIS.

If distantly elected representatives no longer fulfill this mediating function because mass constituencies have dissipated and candidates are in the pockets of the special interests, post-party direct democracy must devise its own counterbalancing institutions and practices.

At this stage in the landscape of shrinking media, it's more obvious (and tiring) to the naked eye that a performer must devise a banner-sized public role to rise above the noise.

Finally, Congress must devise a platform which goes beyond its current blend of secular nationalism-meets-social welfare.

Each individual must devise his own ethical code.

This means that the system must devise other rigorous rating measures for the remaining staff.