Sentence examples for begin devoting from inspiring English sources

In Kenya, Raphael Tuju, the information minister, recently gave all local stations until January to begin devoting at least 20percentt of their airtime to local shows.

California alone needs to begin devoting an additional $28 billion a year to state and local public pensions to remedy an existing shortfall, according to one nonpartisan study -- and nationwide, estimates of such deficits reach into the trillions over the next few decades.

He then told me, "You know, it's really amazing once you begin devoting your daily attention to the guru and enter into that heartspace, how it cuts through all the everyday crap of the world and moves you closer and closer to the state of god-union.

When he retired at 55, he began devoting himself full time to painting.

He promptly began devoting the extra time off to what he described as an obsession -- coaching basketball.

In the past 18 months Mr. Gyllenhaal parted ways with his longtime manager, signed with a new agency and began devoting more time to selecting and preparing for projects.

In 2004, I began devoting more time to Mansa Equity Partners, which I started in 2003 as a holding company for my investments.

The committee put together a rubric to help teachers understand what good writing looks like, and began devoting faculty meetings to teaching department heads how to use it.

In 1911 she married Walter Burley Griffin, a Prairie School architect five years her junior, and began devoting the bulk of her efforts toward furthering his career.

Each of the network evening newscasts began devoting more time to politics as well this year, though only one, "World News With Charles Gibson" on ABC, added to its viewership.

And when she began devoting herself to finding work a few months later, a tight job market proved difficult to penetrate.