Sentence examples for decision to dedicate from inspiring English sources

The decision to dedicate so much space to a single picture was a revolutionary move for a newspaper.

Mr Sarkozy's decision to dedicate the "year of Mexico" cultural festival to Ms Cassez left the Mexican government little choice but to pull out.

After making the decision to dedicate his life to music, he resigned from the Ministry of Justice, where he had been employed as a clerk.

Not long after, O'Neill was diagnosed with tuberculosis and sent to a sanatorium; the experience cemented his decision to dedicate himself to playwriting.

Brian Duffy, the editor of U.S. News, said that he agreed with Mr. Zuckerman's decision to dedicate space and resources to the new columns.

The BBC's decision to dedicate so much airtime to Barlow has been criticised as the star has already been on Children In Need, The One Show, Breakfast and Chris Evans and Simon Mayo's radio shows.

Justin Harclerode, a spokesman for the Transportation Committee, said the House's decision to end dedicated federal funding for such "transportation enhancements" would simply grant states more flexibility on spending highway dollars.

On the back-end, the apps help city offices and employees share real-time data about what's happening within their various transit and parking systems, and make decisions about where to dedicate more law enforcement, other personnel, money and resources.

In the 2000s, teachers grappled with similar decisions about whether to dedicate some of their curriculum to the gay-marriage debate, recalled Martell, who was teaching social studies at the time.

It was not an easy decision but I want to dedicate myself 100 percent to Barcelona Ballet, and I feel now is the time".

The anticipated budget is Paterson's share of a 1998 New Jersey Supreme Court decision requiring the state to dedicate billions of dollars to school construction in 28 low-income districts.