devising
IPA: dɪvˈaɪzɪŋ
noun
- the act of creating a plan or some object, especially a will
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Examples of "devising" in Sentences
- Few writers today can match the author's skill in devising an intelligent thriller with heart.
- The EPA is prohibited by law from considering costs in devising regulations under the Clean Air Act and other major environmental statutes.
- I fully concede that you may not go through cost-benefit analysis in devising your preferred list of rights or your preferred set of first principles.
- The renowned conductor says José Antonio Abreu should be honoured internationally for his achievement in devising El Sistema, the music education project
- The oligarchs had succeeded in devising a governmental machine, as intricate as it was vast, that worked -- and this despite all our efforts to clog and hamper.
- The nationwide foreclosure mess "might shake up the banks enough to convince them to finally become real partners" in devising workable solutions for distressed borrowers, "forcing them to deal with the reality they've created."
- Costolo, 47, also has played a key role in devising an advertising for Twitter as it tries to make money from an online audience that ballooned from 3 million registered users when Williams became CEO in 2008 to 160 million now.
- Never adept with his hands, Bell had the good fortune to discover and inspire Thomas Watson, a young repair mechanic and model maker, who assisted him enthusiastically in devising an apparatus for transmitting sound by electricity.
- Congressional Republicans have not been honest partners in devising or implementing solutions, nor have they consistently offered good suggestions to improve the majority party's initiatives, and this in spite of Obama making concessions and going to such lengths in the early months of his term that he earned criticism for it.
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