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A spokesman for the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, Tom Kelly, said the new photography rules were devised after extensive talks with the Police Department, which is responsible for patrolling subways and buses.

Plans for a national mobilisation of police, which were devised after the 2011 riots across England, are being revised and adapted for the tensions thrown up by a no-deal Brexit.

"It is shocking that the business case and essential justification for the work programme were devised after the key decisions had already been made, and that no alternatives were considered.

The new approaches, which were put into use yesterday, were devised after a study of seven bottlenecks identified by the F.A.A. in October 2000 within the New York-Chicago-Washington region, said James Peters, an agency spokesman.

The new federal rules on airport screening that were scheduled to be issued in mid-September were devised after the crash of TWA Flight 800 off Long Island in July 1996.

The rules were devised after a scandal last August in which an ace Dominican pitcher, Danny Almonte, played for a Bronx team in the Little League World Series despite being too old.

The mechanism, which is rarely used, was devised after a row with Charles de Gaulle in the mid 1960s.

An integrated model was devised after combining the static and dynamic models.

The six-pound rope system was devised after a fatal fire in 2005.

The White House has given its approval for the Israeli formula, which was devised after calls for an independent international inquiry were rejected.

This rather simple rule was devised after long study of data from ice shelves, including the largest in the world, the Ross Ice Shelf in Antarctica.