Sentence examples for up to devise from inspiring English sources

The AIDS pandemic would soon enough give the lie to those stereotypes, as gay people, responding to government inaction, formed ad hoc activist groups like ACT UP to devise networks of treatment and care.

He published a preliminary report from Moira Gibb, chair of the social work task force that was set up to devise "a comprehensive programme of reform for the whole profession, across adult and children's services".

The operators of the Gray Line tour buses and the New York Waterway commuter ferries teamed up to devise a peculiar version of the amphibious tours that have become tourist staples in Boston, Washington and other cities.

Meanwhile, three members of the board of the Culture Company, the body set up to devise the events for 2013, have resigned over the past fortnight, with one, the broadcaster Ana Leddy, citing fears over the legacy of the City of Culture.

This week Britain's finance minister, Gordon Brown, toured the continent to promote Britain's Commission for Africa, a body set up last year to devise a plan for development.

Hypothesis-free surveillance requires careful consideration and ingenuity up front to devise methods that are applicable to a broad range of drugs and medical events, and then a perhaps even greater effort to draw the right conclusions from the observed results.

Beyond that, it is up to scientists to devise strains of cereals with even higher yields.

Nearly every juxtaposition tells a story, one that is up to you to devise.

In February Gov. Christopher J. Christie set up a committee to devise a new system for encouraging development of lower-priced units.

Recently, G.M. has stepped up its efforts to devise a competitive cost structure that both the companies and the union can live with for the next four years.

"I'd tell Brady to fight the emotion of defending himself publicly, lawyer up, and begin to devise a game plan to beat the N.F.L. through the [court] system," Vilma said.