Sentence examples for when devised from inspiring English sources

Opening ceremonies are strange events, and serious theatrical representations of national or civic patriotism tend to invite scorn when devised for the present day, unless one lives in North Korea.

On a practical level, personnel officers can use clear text when devising application forms.

Compromise and consensus are important when devising legislation, but they are a poor recipe for creating a memorial.

When devising ways to beat school policing software, students showed an exemplary capacity for self-directed learning.

Designers will need to allow for the possibility of replacing individual parts when devising the original objects.

But NGOs have warned that a wide range of opinions must be sought when devising aid effectiveness targets.

I'm never as aware of the compositional development as I am when devising a visual score.

When devising its fiscal package, the Obama administration relied on conventional economic models based in part on ideas of John Maynard Keynes.

There is one thing most designers recognise when devising cycling kit: crotch matters, but it should never be aesthetically emphasised.

When devising the program, Mr. Frost and his team decided to focus most on buying Treasury notes with an average maturity of five to six years.

In fact it is hard to see how the Department for Education can have taken into account its legal obligations with regard to equality when devising it.