Sentence examples for desire to dedicate from inspiring English sources

That ambivalence -- the desire to dedicate the estimated $5.6 trillion surplus to both a tax cut and to new spending -- helped make the 2000 presidential election one of the closest in history.

One would think that they wouldn't have the desire to dedicate time to education.

But his trip back home to Cleveland two years ago solidified his desire to dedicate himself to teaching tolerance.

That experience sparked an "absolute desire" to dedicate his life exclusively to prayer, in a solitary relationship with God, Benedict reportedly said.

But the scale and deep pockets of the industry that is the source of many of its problems, is also what allows farms like Taylor Made to provide their employees with a living wage and benefits, which, in turn, allows them to employ only those horsemen who have the skill and desire to be dedicated caretakers.

It was time to dedicate the park.

"I want to dedicate this to them.

Decide who to dedicate the altar to.

NFU president Peter Kendall welcomed the announcement, saying: "Tesco's desire to establish a dedicated relationship with producers matched with a long term direct contractual commitment should be praised.

"The Villa Méditerranée symbolises our desire to build a place dedicated to peace and solidarity and for reflecting upon our shared destinies," proclaims Michel Vauzelle, president of the Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur region, which has pumped €70m into this gargantuan project.

We do work very hard to reconcile the desire to manipulate and modify those dedicated servers with offering them the persistent experience and benefits that the console system provides.