If Mourinho is ready and willing to move to Old Trafford, Woodward can at least devise his own three-year plan with the Portuguese.
Failing that, it could at least devise features in its existing system for double-checking its data, a function the Voter News Service has served.
So, he said, the court should throw out all 15,215, or at least devise some mathematical formula to alter the vote count to reflect what it should be.
He survived not only the 6-3 debutle but an inconceivable 7-1 beating when the teams met again the following May in Budapest, where you might have thought that any half-decent manager would at least have devised a defensive strategy of damage limitation.
With death, at least, humans have devised myriad ways to deal with the inevitable, from the practicalities of disposing the body to the grief of losing a loved one.
Some broadcasters, forced to ad-lib the soundtracks on programming that had relied on music, resorted to the sounds of gunshots, roaring engines, car horns and animal braying as substitutes, at least while they devised more permanent solutions.
If so, they will become the patron saints of those hapless thousands who toil in one of the least humane environments devised since the "satanic mills" once loomed darkly over Sheffield.
In one of his commercials Mr. Kerry, the Democratic presidential contender, even says that the nation is going "in the wrong direction," picking up the language of a standard survey question used to measure public discontent in what seemed at least in part devised to get voters to say the same thing to pollsters.
They aren't, or at least Mr. Bauer has devised a recipe that never quite comes out the same way twice.
Never-theless, it seems right to speak of incandescent bulbs in the past tense.They were probably the least efficient way ever devised of producing light, heating a tungsten filament in a vacuum until it reached 3,100°F 1,704°CC), white-hot.
