Sentence examples for dedicating a part of from inspiring English sources

One year later, dedicating a part of the Gettysburg battlefield as a final resting place for fallen Union troops, he made the speech for which he is famous, reminding his countrymen: "Four score and seven years ago our fathers brought forth on this continent a new nation, conceived in Liberty and dedicated to the proposition that all men are created equal".

A single, central instance would be desirable from the users point of view as it facilitates the sharing of data and workflows but this would require dedicating a part of the storage system to Galaxy, which has not been feasible with the steadily increasing data volumes at UPPNEX.

Additionally, I've always harbored a great deal of interest in the Iranian women's movement and have dedicated a part of myself to it.

Much of the southern portion of Gingrich's district, including his home in Carrollton, was drawn into the Columbus-based 3rd District, represented by five-term Democrat Richard Ray. Gingrich remarked that "The Speaker, by raising money and gerrymandering, has sincerely dedicated a part of his career to wiping me out".

Analogous to the symbionts from phloem and xylem feeders, nutritional symbionts from strict blood-feeding arthropods have been found to dedicate a part of their reduced gene repertoire to the biosynthesis of B-vitamins (Akman et al. 2002; Rio et al. 2012; Nikoh et al. 2014; Smith et al. 2015).

Princesses dedicate a part of their lives to helping those who cannot help themselves--you should do the same.

But with Bulwark FR becoming "the fastest-growing brand" within VF, Mr. Jewell said, "we're trying to capitalize on that" by "dedicating a huge part of our marketing spend to greater visibility".

Unless you're dedicating a large part of your focus and your physical space to fried chicken, it's just not going to work.

Religious organizations, like other nonprofits that receive special tax treatment under Internal Revenue Code Section 501(c)(3) allowing donors to deduct donations, are restricted from dedicating a substantial part of their activities to attempting to influence legislation and intervening in political campaigns.

Constitution Gardens was dedicated as a part of America's bicentennial celebration in May 1976, and unfortunately, money ran out before the design plans could be fully realized.

They considered that a medical program demands exclusive dedication and indeed they dedicated a large part of their time to it, to the detriment of other areas of their lives.