He could devise clever alibis.

What other exit strategy can it devise?

We must devise some means of escape.

The new government should quickly devise a policy to deal with terrorism.

You've seen brilliant people devise computer viruses that bring down whole systems.

This would provide temporary relief from a fatal flaw in the euro design s until the member countries devise a more permanent solution.

Back then, financial market participants had to devise fantastic schemes and contortions to disguise interest payments.

The challenge for twenty first century statecraft will be to devise joint solutions to common problems.

Decentralization enables employees at lower levels of the corporate hierarchy to devise and implement new ideas.

Governments must also identify radical tendencies within Europe s Muslim communities and devise strategies to counteract them.

It is impractical to devise a regulatory framework that accounts for every specific financial instrument and institution.

This is where the effort to devise institutional mechanisms to check and balance elite behavior enters the picture.

It is time to reform them and to devise new structures and tools designed to address global problems.

But if we leave it, and do not devise plans for it, then it will become a threat.

Axelrod invited academic colleagues all over the world to devise computer strategies to compete in an IPD tournament.

One cannot devise and implement solutions to global financial stability, climate change, cyber terrorism, or pandemics without such cooperation.

After establishing the terms of a fair deal, the international alliance under US leadership could devise an implementation strategy.

To finance development projects, poor and lower middle income countries must devise and implement tax strategies to increase domestic revenue.

So the challenge remains to devise a response that will gain widespread international backing and influence North Korean behavior and capabilities.

Central America s presidents recently met in Tegucigalpa, Honduras, to devise a united policy to deal with the region s rampaging street gangs.

Indeed, the true source of his success may consist in his understanding of when to abandon one method and devise another.

(f) To devise ways to introduce disarmament and non proliferation education into post conflict situations as a contribution to peace building

Such a vacuum can be created only by government leaders who are too cowardly to devise and enforce their own defense policy.

But a wider community including governments, businesses, researchers, philosophers, faith communities, and even poets and artists could devise and implement holistic strategies.

As with in vitro fertilization, the British appear to have been the first to devise a regulatory scheme for morally contentious technology.

Moreover, relations with China cooled after the Tiananmen Square shootings in 1989, and the Clinton administration had to devise a new approach.

Complex definitions with built in exceptions may make lawyers uncomfortable, but in the real world, they are perhaps the best we can devise.

Government regulation was incapable of dealing with the issues involved, although it was certainly helpful to devise ways of making destructive hackers criminally responsible.

Government regulation was incapable of dealing with the issues involved, although it was certainly helpful to devise ways of making destructive hackers criminally responsible.

California planners are looking to the system as they devise strategies to meet the goals laid out in the state's ambitious global warming laws.

Second, the benefits of mitigating emissions of GHGs are so overwhelming that this, combined with the prospect of the harm resulting from inaction, makes it imperative for the world to devise an international response and a plan of action.

This approach severely limits rival states options by confounding their deterrence plans and making it difficult for them to devise proportionate or effective counter measures.

If we devise a plan for this river, and can direct it as we wish to a dam, we can create opportunities out of it.

But perhaps it is always like that they form their conceptions from imaginary conventional figures, and when they have made every possible combination of these, they tire of the conventional figures and begin to devise more natural and correct ones.'

To help these most vulnerable communities, it is essential for the world to devise a plan of action to limit the emission of greenhouse gases (GHGs).

The second goal was to agree on the terms under which countries will devise their national commitments officially, their intended nationally determined contributions (INDCs) in 2015.

Those steps include cooperation with provincial governments which bear the primary responsibility for primary and secondary education in Pakistan to devise a roadmap for universal enrollment.

We don't have time to start working on one law, before we devise a new one that is necessary to get the previous one to work.

If President Bush, as he has hinted, now favors a different design, it will take even more time to develop the architecture and devise a test program.

Germany and France, the two crucial players in this crisis, will have to devise a joint strategy, because only they, working together, can push through a solution.

helping to devise new ways to re direct global research and development efforts to unsolved problems, such as an effective vaccine for AIDS, malaria, tuberculosis, and dysentery

In 1997, Mexican officials devise a new strategy to promote forest management built on two new programs the Forest Development Program and the Community Forestry Development Program.

For example, former President Lech Wałesa recently visited Tunisia to offer advice as part of a Polish program to help Tunisia devise robust constitutional reforms and election laws.

5. Urges the International Olympic Committee to devise a special programme of assistance for the development of physical education and sport for countries affected by conflicts and poverty

Rather than offering facile answers such as just let markets work or just get governance right, it rightly emphasizes that each country must devise its own mix of remedies.