Sentence examples for devote three days from inspiring English sources

The Supreme Court announced on Monday that it would devote three days in late March to hearing arguments in challenges to the 2010 health care overhaul law.

The Parliament is scheduled to devote three days next week to discussing the report, and the government will forward it to the police to be reviewed for possible criminal prosecutions.

Beginning Saturday, Mr. Gore plans to devote three days to debate preparation in Sarasota, Fla., where Mr. Gore also practiced for his 1996 vice-presidential debate with Jack F. Kemp.

The management wants its teaching staff to devote four days of annual holiday to retraining in order to update skills.

He will devote two days a week to interviewing the heads of such agencies as the Federal Reserve Board and the Security and Exchange Commission.

Zemmour made use of an interview with the paper to defend himself: "To devote fifteen days of polemic to Vichy, while it represents seven pages in my book out of five hundred and forty, amounts to intellectual dishonesty," he said.

Far from a five-minute season and stuff job, I'm expected to devote two days to brining and drying the bird before it's allowed anywhere near the oven.

The Times is incontestably the world's best newspaper, as their willingness to devote five days to the harrowing series by David Rohde about his kidnapping in Afghanistan reminds us.

The institute spent several years gathering data and recruiting specialists and members of the community willing to devote two days of their time to trying to close that crucial longevity gap with no extra funds available to do the job.

The Guardian Africa network will also be devoting three days of coverage to the country now being called "Africa's North Korea".

Malcolm Kitson Hospital visitor For the past 14 years Malcolm has devoted three days a week to improving life for older patients at Southampton General Hospital.