Sentence examples for need to be devised from inspiring English sources

A fair arrangement would need to be devised.

Dr. Liu said that many new computer algorithms would need to be devised before time-reversal techniques would be fast enough to be practical.

Next time, said analysts firmly, a new set of clear rules would need to be devised; but this time, with Shalit languishing in jail for years without any alternative on the horizon, it must be signed before it was too late.

Therefore automatic screening tools need to be devised.

Hence, novel techniques need to be devised in order to uncover potential faults in the controller.

So, new selective therapeutic methods for cryptococcal disease need to be devised.

In the study of training, standards, accountability of senior officers, diversity and morale, the committee said national standards needed to be devised by the College of Policing.

In November the Local Government Association LGAA) said that a fairer way of distributing Whitehall cash needs to be devised, as under the current Barnett formula English councils are losing out to the tune of £4bn a year.

He is complimentary of the inspection body's framework, which he says has helped improve teaching standards, but he believes a less prescriptive and bureaucratic model for school improvement needs to be devised.

A mandatory reporting scheme needs to be devised that complements good safeguarding policies, where they exist, and provides clarity about the obligations of those in positions of authority over children.

Kundera, in the first confused year after the invasion, had hoped that the experiment could still continue, working out a society in which uncensored freedom could co-exist with a socialist state, a new form of socialism which still needed to be devised.