Sentence examples for said to devise from inspiring English sources

The country has been too slow, she said, to devise long-term solutions to prevent energy shortages.

Mr. Diller is said to be devising a deal with John C. Malone, whose Liberty Media owns 3percentt of Vivendi Universal and 20percentt of USA Interactive.

The two-minute warning was said to be devised as a way for the scoreboard operator to sync time with the on-field official who kept time, but the scoreboard has been official for nearly 50 years, and the two-minute warning was kept as a break for commercials.

Arthurian Life Sciences Limited manages the investment fund and its chairman Prof Sir Chris Evans is said to have devised the plan leading to ReNeuron's move.

The next step in the peace process, a senior administration official said, is to devise measures that both sides could take to restore trust and allow them to enter a negotiation.

The style is said to have been devised by stranded survivors of a ship wrecked in the Spanish Armada of 1588.

"Arzt and Crafts" also got an 8 and was said to have "a cleverly devised title" and was "packed with a healthy amount of humor".

But advanced cases were too far gone for mineral oil, and Dr. Lane, who was said to be a brilliant surgeon, devised ever bolder and more useless operations, taking out more and more of people's intestines to relieve them of kinks and blockages.

English Premier League football clubs, such as Manchester United and Manchester City, are big users of the technology, he says, to help them devise bespoke training regimes for their their highly-paid players.

Mr. Murkowski said California had to devise a way to encourage companies to build new power generation plants and transmission lines.

The public accounts committee said the decision to devise a new category of "resetting" projects could have been a way of preventing scrutiny and obscuring problems.