Sentence examples for dedicated to starting from inspiring English sources

While there are foundations that support existing music programs, Mr. Juritz said no other charities were dedicated to starting music education projects in poor areas.

The new police officers, to be hired by the city at a cost of $10 million, would increase Newark's police force by 13percenttoto a total of 1,700 officers, 300 of whom Mr. James said would be dedicated to starting a new anti-drug and quality-of-life campaign aimed at furthering the decline of the city's crime rate.

You need five weeks off in the summer at least and four of them dedicated to starting training - even at home on your own - a kind of pre, pre-season training.

Leos will quickly align themselves with the show's protagonist, Blanca Evangelista, a trans woman who discovers that she is HIV+, but remains dedicated to starting her own house for the children who need one most.

The demises of the Theological Repository and the New Review left a publishing vacuum; the arrival in London of the author Thomas Christie, who was dedicated to starting a new periodical that would replace and perhaps even improve upon these precursors, was the primary impetus in the creation of the Analytical Review.

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At between £12 and £20 each, plus the cost of the plumber's visit, you've got to be pretty dedicated to start thinking about these.

The family had several fundraisers planned that they will now dedicate to starting a foundation in Christopher's honor as a way to "keep Christopher's legacy alive, and to try to help others so they can find comfort in his spirit," he said.

The money will go towards establishing a new "civic space" — billed as Europe's largest — that will be dedicated to start-ups and entrepreneurs in East London.

The Government will put £50m towards a visionary project to regenerate the Old Street roundabout, which will see it transformed into Europe's largest indoor civic space, dedicated to start-ups and entrepreneurs in East London.

The Greater London Authority, over-seen by Mayor Boris Johnson, was put in charge of the £50 million fund in late 2012 to create a new "civic space" dedicated to start-ups and entrepreneurs in East London.