Sentence examples for agrees to dedicate from inspiring English sources

The second impediment is that, even if the Southampton Enterprise Zone agrees to dedicate some land for a hamlet center, the area is so economically depressed that retailers may not find it an attractive place to do business.

"Our objections would be withheld if the Senate agrees to dedicate significant floor time to debate this issue well in advance of the federal government reaching our statutorily mandated debt limit". Reid and his fellow Democrats don't need to be told that spending issues are paramount.

They should leave the so-called Doha development round on life support until they can all remember why they agreed to dedicate the negotiations to improving the prospects of developing countries.

For instance, he said, Wal-Mart agreed to dedicate no more than 5,000 square feet of space to the sale of pet food -- half the normal size -- because the Stop & Shop supermarket also sells it.

In 2006, with the wholesale tax increase already exceeding initial revenue projections, lawmakers and Mrs. Rell agreed to dedicate $477 million of that additional revenue, up from $206 million, for transportation projects during the program's first four years.

According to a plan conceived by Pitney Bowes, the factory, which is divided by intervening streets into six parcels, should be placed in the hands of a developer who would agree to dedicate it to market-rate and affordable housing, retailing, some flexible or industrial uses and GEM space -- using an acronym for government, education and medical facilities.

With the two parties having agreed to dedicate to debt reduction the part of the surplus generated by Social Security -- $2.5 trillion over the next 10 years -- it is possible that the money available for debt reduction will exceed the level of redeemable debt starting as early as 2006.

The authors have agreed to dedicate this book to Dr. H. Gerstenkorn, who died in 1981.

Since the early 1990s, Congress and the National Institutes of Health (NIH) have agreed to dedicate roughly 10% of the NIH budget to fighting HIV/AIDS.

Buyers just have to agree to dedicate a space in the home to Airbnb hosting and pay Loftium half of their monthly income from the room.

So Xélan formed the Viatical Liquidity Liability Co. to buy out the doctors' contracts for $50 million over ten years, agreeing to dedicate 20% of its future commissions to the buyout.