Sentence examples for to be devised as from inspiring English sources
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.
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.
Sir Philip Hampton, chairman, insisted he did not know how the new long-term incentive pay plan for the board would be structured, but City shareholders have been expecting a new scheme to be devised as the bank is forced to shrink dramatically by the EU.
Therefore, an optimization algorithm needs to be devised as a solution to this problem.
The population of bat algorithm is devised as equal as to the number of test cases.
A novel laser stripping technique with superior capability to fabricate quasi-distributed dense sensor nodes is devised as well.
They should be selected to represent the occupational field for which the test was devised as closely as possible.
The older adolescent age group will require culturally appropriate interventions to be devised which are specific to regions as well as aquatic locations.
These limited rights included the right to sell "tangible" products such as "figurines, tableware, stationery items, clothing, and the like", but did not include "electronic or digital rights, rights in media yet to be devised or other intangibles such as rights in services".
Intermittent preventive treatment (IPT), which involves administration of a full treatment course of an antimalarial at specified times to at risk subjects regardless of whether or not they are known to be parasitaemic, was devised as a strategy for overcoming some of the problems associated with chemoprophylaxis whilst taking advantage of its protective effects.
The questionnaire was devised as to collect a minimum data set of anagraphic and clinical information, but it was totally anonymous, therefore neither privacy issues nor ethical regulations were applicable.
