Sentence examples for to devise a process from inspiring English sources

We need to devise a process whereby serious action can be taken against egregious acts of back-scratching, waste and lack of rigour in governance.

Any remaining symbols or "representations" of Mr. Hussein will also be "removed systematically from public display, and we will work with the Iraqis" to devise "a process to bring Baathist officials to justice for their past crimes," he said.

In the meantime, aides have been trying to devise a process by which the Senate could make changes to its health bill on a reconciliation measure even before the House voted on the Senate-passed health bill.

It took an age to set up the National Asset Management Agency (NAMA), to house the bad assets of the country's banks, and to devise a process for pricing them without transgressing EU state-aid rules.

It is possible, of course, that the whole idea of a design review panel could be withdrawn, although city planners might still try to devise a process under which aesthetic quality could be used as a criterion to allow the development of buildings that do not conform to standard zoning rules.

The bill calls on the Education Secretary to devise a process that would refinance FFEL loans owned by private lenders and investors.

The main motivation underlying the development of our in situ solid-state NMR technique [11] was to devise a procedure to allow adsorption processes to be initiated directly inside the solid-state NMR spectrometer, thus ensuring that NMR spectra can be recorded from the time at which the adsorption process commences.

A number of the council members said they would work to devise a selection process that would win the acceptance of the grand ayatollah, who has yet to meet with any official from the occupation powers.

All variables in the process were investigated systematically to devise an optimal process.

The panel hopes to devise an appeals process to allow for people to challenge inclusion on the list, which has been the subject of complaints and about 30 court cases.

This work examines the electrochemical behavior of "iodized silver derivatives," pure or adsorbed on solid industrial wastes, in order to devise an electrochemical process for metal recovery from matrices containing these species.