Sentence examples for was devised to be from inspiring English sources

The 1986 law was devised to be revenue-neutral.

The state-chartered park, which was devised to be self-sustaining, has struggled during the recent recession.

First, a practical case study was devised to be able to perform simulations for estimation of expected hydrogen yield.

It is unclear whether MPs will get the opportunity to vote on Kyle-Wilson, which was devised to be appended to May's meaningful vote.

The measure, which passed the House in April, was devised to be politically neutral, granting one seat to the District, which is predominantly Democratic, and one at-large seat to Utah, which leans Republican.

Research found the derogatory expression "is most extreme among older teenagers in high school and early college," Mr. Robertson said, so the campaign was devised to be provocative enough to "jolt them into thinking, or rethinking, how hurtful the use of the word is".

The autonomous optical sensor is devised to be environmentally robust, easily deployable and simple to operate.

However, these bearings being devised to be integrated into fully magnetic suspensions, the existing models still suffer from restrictions.

Another hurdle is that the reconciliation legislation covers only the next five years, while the Democratic plans are devised to be deficit-neutral over 10 years.

Those exams, Mr. Packer said, were devised to be much less costly because they are given via computer, unlike the paper-and-pencil Italian exam.

Concurrently, multiple ontology-based representations of provenance have been devised, to be able to describe past computations, uniformly across a variety of technologies.