Examples of using Was devised in English and their translations into Finnish
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This was devised.
Tell us how the hack was devised.
It was devised around 1933 by Sheikh Abdurahman Sh.
A solution was devised.
When Hong Kong was handed back to China, the formula of two systems in one country was devised.
It is based on the MACD Oscillator that was devised by Gerald Appel in late 1970s.
The run was devised by former Olympic 10,000 m bronze medalist and BBC Sport commentator Brendan Foster.
The concept of the advertising campaign was devised agency Ubi Bene.
Public tendering was devised to ensure optimum use of public monies.
To the Asgard High Council When it became clear that the war with the replicators could not be won, a plan was devised, a trap was set.
The strategy was devised to take particular account of the specific features which characterize each industry.
A trap was set. One made possible by you. When it became clear to the Asgard High Council that the warwith the replicators could not be won, a plan was devised.
The entire plan was devised by that boy, who wasn't even old enough to be called a young man.
It was a brief Council lasting just over 24 hours with a concentrated agenda which was thoroughly prepared,an agenda which was devised with the greatest possible degree of openness.
The Borama alphabet(Gadabuursi script) was devised around 1933 by Abdurahman Sheikh Nuur of the Gadabuursi clan.
It was devised using the Romance languages as donors for vocabulary and has some simplified grammatical structures making it easy to learn.
We therefore believe that the European Solidarity Fund set up recently is the most appropriate instrument in this case, as it is flexible,immediate, and was devised as a Community instrument.
The Anno Domini dating system was devised in 525 by Dionysius Exiguus to enumerate the years in his Easter table.
This may indicate that the pronunciation prevailing when the consonantal spelling of Hebrew was fixed was different from that prevailing when the system of pointing was devised, so that the Sin dot is a permanent reminder saying“this letter is spelled Shin but pronounced Samech”.
The“old for new” rule was devised to counteract the tendency to overinvest and to provide protection against the effects of the reduction in overcapacity.
Not to mention that it is a breach of Article 9 ofthe Protocol on the Privileges and Immunities of the European Union, which was devised to protect the freedom of expression of MEPs directly involved in carrying out their duties.
TOMS was devised, inter alia, in order to ensure that the VAT revenue is allocated to the Member State where the final consumption takes place.
In this context, the best possible scenario in terms of the frequency and type of signals used was devised to ensure that signals transmitted by Galileo would deliver optimum performance and thereby enable it to penetrate the satellite navigation market.
Historically, comitology was devised to ensure that executive decisions adopted by the Commission could be integrated efficiently into the national systems.
However, I am very proud of the fact that a Roma strategy was devised during the Hungarian Presidency which determines clearly the obligations of every Member State in connection with the community of this difficult fate.
The common fisheries policy was devised in 1973 and enacted in 1983, and it was believed at that time that we were setting up a policy for the long-term future.
It was no accident that cohesion policy was devised when relatively less developed countries acceded to the European Union as these countries did not cohere well with the six original Member States.
The Community framework for fisheries and aquaculture was devised under a quite different background than the one described above and therefore has not always managed to provide answers to the various challenges that emerged during the last ten years.
One of the most effective remedies ever devised was devised by the English common lawyers- I speak as a Scotsman- in the way of making sure that those who are wrongly detained are brought to court and released if the jailer cannot show cause for keeping them there.
Not all tests are devised for the same purpose, or constructed to the same degree of rigour.