Sentence examples for dedicated to retaining from inspiring English sources

Since 1967, however, religion, nationalism and hunger for Palestinians' land have fused to create a powerful constituency in Israel dedicated to retaining control of the whole of Jerusalem and Judaism's holy places on the West Bank.

Companies need to make clear to young Chinese that they're dedicated to retaining them.

Our study team was dedicated to retaining these GPs in the study, establishing a strong rapport with them and their reception staff, offering them clear instructions, and being as flexible and helpful as possible.

"It is not uncommon when you hit about 100 employees to look to make some changes to your basic culture," says Telle Whitney, CEO and president of the Anita Borg Institute for Women and Technology, a Silicon Valley-based non-profit organisation dedicated to recruiting, retaining and advancing women in technology.

Nance, however, was dedicated to producing the film and retained the unorthodox hairstyle his character sported for the entirety of its gestation.

There's a big team there dedicated to the science of adding and retaining users.

With less carbon flux dedicated to these objectives, the PSEUDO model retains more carbon to fully oxidize.

Across the country, municipal dollars are increasingly being dedicated to retirement benefits at the expense of retaining current workers and providing services, he added.

Instead, they seek to attract new users (and retain existing ones) through departments dedicated to curating the "best" and "trending" news of the day.

When the Dahesh reopens, it will retain its distinction as America's only museum dedicated to collecting and exhibiting 19th- and early 20th-century European academic art.

One is retained by the British Film Institute (BFI), the other by Fanderson, the official fan society dedicated to the Gerry Anderson productions.