Sentence examples for and would be devoted from inspiring English sources

And unlike Mr. McCain, he has no further political ambitions of his own, Republicans said, and would be devoted solely to the Bush presidency.

As part of her "Vision Zero" plan to reduce pedestrian deaths, Bowser has included $2.8 million to hire 40 traffic enforcement officers, and half would be devoted to enforcing bike-lane laws.

Weeks and months ahead would be devoted to reconstructing their meetings with Franklin, but the dominant emotions of the moment were shock and fear.

Norwegian Prime Minister Jens Stoltenberg argued for a plan that his country has developed with Mexico, the host of the next UN conference, in which revenues from carbon taxes or cap and trade processes would be devoted to helping developing nations cope with climate change.

Then he lamented Shulamith's "tragic" failure to make a "good marriage" and have children "who would be devoted to her".

There the goddesses Fortuna (Fortune) and Constanza (Constancy) forced him to choose which of them he would be devoted to, and the spirits of his warrior grandfather, Publio, and father, Emilio, give him a hint of his destiny.

This means more of class time would be devoted to exploring and inventing and less to lecturing and quiz-taking.

Supporters say that the tax is needed to continue paying for services (it would be devoted to education and health care) and would affect only a tiny fraction of people while allowing taxes to be cut for everybody else.

But this adviser and others said the bulk of her time would be devoted to campaigning in Ohio, Texas and a bit in Rhode Island.

JPMorgan announced that $4 billion and a staff of 5,000 employees would be devoted to compliance with the law.

Instead, the administration granted an emergency declaration and provided $80 million, much of which would be devoted to longer-term water infrastructure projects.