Insurance companies are rushing to devise health benefit plans that comply with the federal standards.
The so-called Deficit Super Committee is rushing to devise a plan that will eliminate $1.2 trillion in federal spending.
As Richard A. Posner argues in "The Crisis of Capitalist Democracy," Congress is rushing to devise remedies for a crisis we have not yet properly understood.
Last month, the court rejected an Arkansas request to void a lower court's stay of execution of Don Davis, on similar grounds.States are rushing to devise new, less painful chemical formulas and procedures to use in executions.
Following up on "A Failure of Capitalism: The Crisis of '08 and the Descent Into Depression" (2009), which took the financial regulatory system to task, Posner calls for economists to embrace some of John Maynard Keynes's original ideas and warns that Congress is rushing to devise remedies for a crisis we have not yet properly grasped.
Although White House lawyers said they rushed to devise a new judicial structure that could handle serious Qaeda terrorists, many of the detainees sent to Guantánamo turned out to be low-level militants, Taliban fighters and men simply caught in the wrong place at the wrong time.
WASHINGTON — In the headlong rush here this week to devise a way to keep the Big Three automakers alive, it might be worth pausing for a moment to ask what this latest bailout exercise is intended to accomplish.
Instead, the answer lies in the heady rush that comes with discovering that they will no longer need to devise ways to sneak out of the house at 2 a.m.
If we want an infrastructure bank it would seem wise to devise its structure and procedural rules deliberatively, not in a rush, and to allow time for the operation of a truly rigorous project-approval process.
Instead of rushing to pass an aid package further bankrupting an already insolvent program like the National Flood Insurance Program, I urge Congress to devise a reasonable and cost-effective disaster assistance program.
