Sentence examples for dedicated to acquiring from inspiring English sources
"It is rare to have a curator who is 100percentt dedicated to acquiring and hanging artwork," she said.
Mr. Moneymaker is the founder and president of the Bigfoot Field Researchers Organization (bfro.net), a group of Bigfoot investigators dedicated to acquiring "conclusive documentation of the species' existence".
The department, which was founded three years ago, is dedicated to acquiring contemporary objects of topical importance; recent additions include a blue burkini and an interactive Hello Barbie.
The Stockholm International Peace Research Institute estimates that China spent $129 billion on its armed forces in 2011, a significant portion of which is dedicated to acquiring "anti-access" capabilities.
CIS also received $4 million from a state fund dedicated to acquiring and converting high-density projects near mass transit lines, and put in $500,000 of its own equity, Ms. Foglio said.
On the southern side of the border, he noticed that language schools are full of young Russian women who seem dedicated to acquiring Mandarin, and perhaps a Chinese husband.
Much of Kruger's efforts over the next year were dedicated to attempts to acquire a sea outlet for the South African Republic.
Corporate songs enjoyed a bit of a boom in the 1990s and a decade ago a website dedicated to collecting them acquired a short-lived cult following.
Several methods have already been developed to reconstruct NDVI time series, although most methods have been dedicated to reconstruction of acquired time series, while publicly available databases are usually composited over time.
Out of the three CT reconstruction filters available on the Symbia Truepoint T and dedicated to body (B) image acquired with standard (s) scan mode (z-flying focal spot technology without hultrahigh resolution comb filter) (B08s, B30s and B60s), two were selected, namely, B08s and B30s.
After his death his son Milton arranged for the King-Tisdell Cottage Foundation in Savannah, dedicated to local African-American history, to acquire most of the sculptures.
