Sentence examples for decision to devote itself from inspiring English sources

It was the first retailer to carry MAC back when it was a "fledgling little lipstick company," Ms. Mello said, adding that the decision to devote itself to those categories was understandable.

A car accident during his commute one day contributed to his father's decision to devote himself full time to his masjid, to Islamic teaching and study.

On his decision to devote himself to acting he writes, "I was of a mind to get serious about the acting trade, due to my newfound penchant for suffering".

Furthermore, the decision to devote time to family compromised their links to the theater world.

The magazine's current editor, Rich Lowry, has explained the decision to devote an issue attaching the Republican frontrunner.

Hurwitz's decision to devote the episodes to one character sounded – initially – like a pretty good one.

The decision to devote valued airtime in news bulletins to such items has not occurred by accident.

The decision to devote shirts to specific boroughs, Mr. Wong said, followed a trend and fit the city's mission to promote tourism beyond Manhattan.

"It stretches credulity to believe the decision to devote such resources to investigate an old story was an impartial act, uninfluenced by competitive rivalry," he said.

One of Mr. Bradley's mistakes, apparently unchallenged by his close aides, was the decision to devote huge resources to the Iowa caucuses.

Yet Linda Stratmann – a historian of Victorian crime and upper-class swaggering – is vindicated in her decision to devote several years to delving into Queensberry's belligerent career.