Sentence examples for try to devise a from inspiring English sources

Both presidents said they would try to devise a common energy policy.

Representatives of several leading football clubs met in 1863 to try to devise a common set of rules for football.

"Given the burden of private school placement, it makes good sense to require parents to try to devise a satisfactory alternative within the public schools".

While the F.A.A. and the Port Authority try to devise a system that protects small communities and start-up airlines, though, they are tentative about asserting their authority.

Mr. Silva said the agency had worked with the company to try to devise a mining plan that would meet federal law, but that a year of discussions had failed to reach an agreement.

All this represents yet another paradox of our financial world: Even as our regulators try to devise a safer financial system, our trade representatives thwart efforts to reduce risks these operations pose to taxpayers.

Ms. Pullen said that the store would try to devise an alternative to Google before the program ends.

In view of this, here we will try to devise an effective method to correctly recognize the possible activity prediction of small molecules based on physical and chemical properties of the compounds.

Nevertheless, they have tried to devise a licensing regime to detect and prevent violations.

"We are trying to devise a joint strategy with the Afghan government," Mr Asif said.

Still, progressives have certainly tried to devise a political program of this sort.