Sentence examples for devote to the state from inspiring English sources

Speaking after Mr. Kerry's speech, Mr. Gillespie predictably sidestepped a question about how much money he intended to devote to the state, saying that he didn't want to divulge tactical information.

Alessandro Orlowski: The Catholic Church's main source of income is private offerings and the "8 x 1000," an income tax of 0.8percentthatat every citizen can choose to devote to the state, the church, or one of four other religious denominations.

Now that Ms. Banerjee has been elected, her supporters promise that her full attention will be devoted to the state.

Along with his wife, Charlotte, Irvin was devoted to the State of Israel and to the cause of higher education.

But Ranke pleased no one; too devoted to the state for the liberals, he was not sufficiently dogmatic for the conservatives.

He was devoted to the State of Israel and received many awards and honors in his activities on behalf of Israel and the Jewish people.

In so doing he hoped to create a professional service nobility unconnected with the land and totally devoted to the state, but the resistance the law met in its application forced its revocation in 1731.

In a largely platitudinous evening devoted to the state of Iran, hardly anyone mentioned the Shah's regime, or how Khomeini's fundamentalism may have been at least partly a reaction to the pro-American Shah's corruption and brutality.

His aides argue that the resources they are devoting to the state are too significant to be dismissed as a mere head fake aimed at seducing Mr. Bush into wasting time and money here.

This paper is devoted to the state of the art of the most important aspects of high temperature ceramic air separation membranes for oxygen production and oxidation processes.

The second half of the book is devoted to the state of the art of the evaluation of most cardiac diseases with echocardiography.