Sentence examples for that were devised from inspiring English sources

The court said that the White Plains fees violated federal laws that were devised to promote competition as a way of lowering local phone prices.

The statute is akin to the "trading with the enemy" laws that were devised to keep Americans from doing business with Castro's Cuba.

They are still bound by the old dispensation, hobbled by pension obligations and work rules that were devised for another era.

In the 1990s, accountants clearly failed to keep up with the tricks that were devised to help companies inflate their profits.

Success in the negotiations may depend in large part of our finding our way to back down gracefully from the war aims that were devised to support the policy of escalation.

Among them were his tables of the Sun, Mercury, Venus, Mars, Uranus, and Neptune, along with tables of Jupiter and Saturn that were devised by George W. Hill, another American astronomer.

The private pattern that was devised as a correlative (and possible explanation) of Hearst's public role was false.

Now, it's about the internet – massive scale – but still using the same law that was devised for crocodile clips.

It's the first season of a series that is devised and constructed with streaming in mind.

If they scrap the system, they could try to revive some of the new software that was devised for it.

Ask Edwards, and he will say he is as intense as ever, and he follows a training regimen that was devised by Chris Carmichael, Lance Armstrong's personal coach.