Since July 21, Pryce devoted certain hours of his day to documenting the beard culture, which he labels "a developing trend," in the British capital.
A spring bride ordered the gardener of her estate to devote a certain area to cornflowers.
Every week, in spring & summer, autumn & winter, we customarily devote a certain amount of time to wondering whether copies of this magazine really….
By Eugene Kinkead and Geoffrey T. Hellman The New Yorker, August 1 , 1953P. 14 A spring bride ordered the gardener of her estate to devote a certain area to cornflowers.
Every week, in spring & summer, autumn & winter, we customarily devote a certain amount of time to wondering whether copies of this magazine really get to all the people we go to so much trouble to mail them to.
Representatives in the House had what was probably a better idea: to make employers devote a certain percentage of their payroll to health insurance, instead of doing it by the number of full-time workers.
State requirements say students have to devote a certain number of minutes to each subject, but Reach could not account for students' time, and neither could state officials who visited the school.
Meanwhile, Amazon has many millions of books, and needs to make a profit, so it'll only be able to devote a certain, proportional amount of time to helping writers too.
Publishers have lots of books, need to make a profit, and are battling declining reader attention spans, so they are only able to devote a certain amount of time to helping writers market their books anyway.
But generic drugmakers and consumer groups say this will dent competition and prop up prices.A more radical proposal is for governments to sign on to an international treaty to devote a certain proportion of their GDP to R&D for drugs and vaccines, particularly for neglected diseases.
