Sentence examples for be expected to devote from inspiring English sources
Why shouldn't we all be expected to devote meaningful time in our lives to doing work of genuine benefit to others?
To aid in that work, he said, the next chairman of the foundation would be expected to devote a third to a half of his or her time to the job, something that has not been required of other members of the foundation board.
Applicants will be expected to devote at least 50% time and effort to the award and have a long-term commitment to research in the environmental health sciences.
According to the lawsuit, Mr. Kannam was expected to devote "his complete professional time and energies" to the university.
Mr. Bloomberg is expected to devote part of his speech to the challenges the city faces in rebuilding after the Sept. 11 terrorist attack.
At the time of his election last fall, Mr. Ban was expected to devote himself to a businesslike overhaul of the creaking United Nations management.
Billy Collins, the poet laureate from 2001 to 2003, described Howard Nemerov's observation that "the poet laureate was expected to devote his tenure to explaining to others what it is exactly that the poet laureate does".
After leaving Bloomberg LP, the financial data and media giant that he founded in 1981, and spending 12 years as mayor of New York City, Bloomberg was expected to devote his time to giving away his immense fortune, which stands at $42 billion.
Far from a five-minute season and stuff job, I'm expected to devote two days to brining and drying the bird before it's allowed anywhere near the oven.
Before they can get aid, parents are expected to devote 47% of aftertax income (above a modest level) and 5.6% of nonretirement-account savings to college costs each year.
