Sentence examples for body dedicated to from inspiring English sources
He is in no doubt that a global body dedicated to health is needed, but reform is well overdue.
I'm confident that there's an enduring role for an independent body dedicated to upholding the public purposes of the BBC and holding its management to account.
Lu is co-founder and chief executive of the B612 Foundation, a research body dedicated to finding ways of protecting the Earth from dangerous asteroids.
Julie Bowen is member services manager at the Association of Professional Staffing Companies (APSCo), a trade body dedicated to representing the interests of the UK Professional Staffing industry.
Individual Rights Trumped by National Interests: The Human Rights Council is the United Nations body dedicated to taking action against countries that violate the rights of their citizens.
In March, the Commission on the Status of Women, the principal global policymaking body dedicated to furthering women's rights, reached a historic agreement on violence against women.
But both works capture the radiance of spirit and the translucent purity of intention of thoroughbred bodies dedicated to joyous motion.
Most significantly, athletes at least know that they have clearly established rights and national governing bodies dedicated to ensuring their success.
The official US intelligence budget now stands at $75bn, almost three times its size at 9/11, with 263 new bodies dedicated to rooting out violent extremism.
The report suggests this could kick off with a new body to improve the reliability and availability of statistics (WorldStat), and another (more ambitiously) to deal with abuse of tax systems.Sceptics may scoff that the world has too many international outfits already (for example, decades after many would say the end of colonialism, various UN bodies dedicated to its abolition keep plugging away).
