Sentence examples for dedicated to introducing from inspiring English sources

Acclimatisation societies sprang up, dedicated to introducing familiar species to unfamiliar places.

In this article, the ingredients of three lecture hours of material dedicated to introducing chemical engineering students to the important area of project management are described.

The Metropolitan Opera Guild, which has an education department dedicated to introducing youngsters to opera, and the Mount Kisco Concert Association will sponsor "Lights, Action, Opera!" next Saturday at 2 P.M. at the Fox Lane School in Bedford.

The two architects, both eight years older than Mackay, were dedicated to introducing to Catalonia the ideas of the earlier modern movement – or rather, bringing them back: there had been a brief flowering of rationalist, social architecture between 1931 and 1936 under the Second Republic and before the civil war.

Scientists spend a great deal of time building, testing, comparing and revising models, and much journal space is dedicated to introducing, applying and interpreting these valuable tools.

The Guide to Creating a Meaningful Circle of GirlFriends;" the founder of www.GirlFriendCircles.com, the women's community dedicated to introducing women to new friends and inspiring better friendships; and is an award-winning speaker on how to develop healthy relationships.

This section is dedicated to introduce the classical formulation of QAP considered in this research.

Even FX, normally dedicated to US imports, introduced viewers to brutally brilliant French cop show Braquo.

In 2015, Sheryl Sandberg and Lean In, her nonprofit dedicated to empowering women, introduced a new award called the Glass Lion at the Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity — the annual event in the south of France to laud the world's best advertising.

If policy makers really are dedicated to the public good, introducing drug testing services at clubs and festivals could be one way of doing this.

The obvious place for that to happen is in schools but a vociferous lobby exists, dedicated to opposing every attempt to introduce compulsory sex and relationships education on the ground that it would unnecessarily "sexualise" kids.