Sentence examples for devote public from inspiring English sources

Last week New Jersey Governor Jim McGreevey inaugurated a new stem cell research institute for which he has requested $6.5 million, calling his state "the first... in the nation to devote public funds to stem cell research".

As such, rational decisions were made to devote public funds to fire suppression and fire prevention efforts.

If we consider obesity a disease, we might devote public funding to weight loss clinics.

While this is true of very few jurisdictions, 50 most high-income countries devote public funding to bariatric surgery for morbid obesity, a policy which according to a Danish study 34 many laypeople may question despite evidence suggesting that it is cost effective.

We deeply mourn the loss of an extraordinary friend, devoted public servant, and great philanthropist.

Mrs. Clinton issued a statement on Saturday praising the choice and calling Mr. Biden "an exceptionally strong, experienced leader and devoted public servant".

During his tenure at the Department, he made a lasting mark and years after his retirement, colleagues continued to regard Carmine as a great mentor, friend and devoted public servant.

North Carolina successfully crafted a thriving hub of biotechnology by tapping the expertise of local research institutions and devoting public dollars toward incubating new ventures.

Of all the provinces, Saskatchewan arguably moved the fastest and went the furthest in terms of devoting public funds for clinical research into CCSVI.

In their brief, they say that "it is difficult to imagine more politically charged issues than how much money local governments should devote to public employees, or what policies public schools should adopt to best educate children".

And since 2007, 21 countries, including Cyprus, Italy and France, have not cut the proportion of GDP that they devote to public servants' wages.Finding explanations for dearer public payslips is tricky.