Sentence examples for that devise from inspiring English sources

A small, bipartisan group of senators, known as the Gang of Six, is now working to do exactly that: devise a credible, specific deficit proposal.

These governments bask in the belief that we can outsource metal-bashing and shirt-stitching because the brains that devise the products nestle inside western heads.

Companies that devise new business models and offerings to better meet those consumers' needs affordably will discover enormous opportunities for growth.

But there are remedies, and by assisting the wide array of organizations that devise and carry out those remedies, it is possible to find the thing that many of us are seeking this time of year -- a remedy of conscience.

Movements that devise and sequence a broad repertoire of tactics, including those that bring people together for concentrated actions (rallies, sit-ins, blockades) and those that involve dispersed acts of resistance (consumer boycotts, stay-aways, go slow tactics), are more likely to endure and grow.

It is a case of a great variety of experiences that devise complex value systems both for peripheral post-industrial areas and the center of the city.

"It only lasted for 30 minutes," said Daniel Glover, creative director of Mischief, the public relations agency that devised the campaign.

But advocacy groups say it is rare to find a program as intensive as that devised by United Parcel.

The team that devises Coach's prints was showing Krakoff a selection of fabrics to consider for spring bags.

His space is like that devised by the Florentines except that he lowers the horizon line to give his figures greater monumentality.

While still at the Old Lady, Mr Gracie led a team that devised several crisis exercises for the British and European authorities.