Sentence examples for to devise a formula from inspiring English sources

The UN's representative was "attempting to devise a formula... which will result in affirmation of Indonesian sovereignty".

Hoping to devise a formula that expressed how velocity was encoded in the motor cortex, Schwartz trained monkeys to draw curved shapes on touch screens designed for A.T.M.s.

But his representatives are part of a core group of opposition parties that meet regularly in Baghdad to devise a formula for choosing a transitional national assembly.

Inside, students eagerly raised their hands as they tried to devise a formula to calculate how many blocks were in three mystery bags.

Instead of trying to rein him in, Horner would be better served trying to devise a formula that allows his racers to do as the sport demands, to race each other legitimately.

The challenge facing the Clinton administration, according to a senior official, is to devise a formula that gives both sides assurances that their primary needs will be met in a way that satisfies their domestic audiences.

An Israeli-Palestinian peace agreement has eluded all previous U.S. administrations not because they were unable to devise a proper formula for its achievement; everyone has known for some time now the essential features of that formula, which were proposed by President Clinton in early 2000.

It would be hard to devise a surer formula for economic catastrophe.

But the court ruled that it was up to Congress to devise a new formula to determine which states should be subject to the requirements of preclearance by the Justice Department.

A "It is probably impossible to devise a perfect formula to allocate maintenance charges in co-ops or condominiums," said Arthur I. Weinstein, a vice president of the Council of New York Cooperatives and Condominiums.

A mere 400 days to devise a new formula for distributing more than $14.5 billion in state education aid that will give the city what it needs without shortchanging the rest of the state.