Sentence examples for devoted to assuring from inspiring English sources

That means the Secret Service will coordinate security for the event and unusual resources will be devoted to assuring the safety of players and spectators.

While high-paid coaches can deny knowledge of improprieties, student-athletes must know NCAA rules, the number and complexity of which, including the possible consequences, have led most Division I institutions to employ at least one full-time professional staff member devoted to assuring up-to-date knowledge and compliance with NCAA rules as early as the 9th grade.

Although much attention has been devoted to assure the comparability between different cultures and languages, this observation suggests that studies from different countries concerning side effects (for instance decrease of HRQL, but also psychopathology) should be interpreted with caution [ 22, 23].

Different areas of the brain are, scientists assure us, devoted to different tasks.

In 1927, Moby-Dick's status all but assured, E. M. Forster devoted to it a long, cautious appraisal in Aspects of the Novel, and Melville's greatest work, as we today know it, was born 76 years after its initial publication".

Unsworth's other two stories are far more assured, especially the chapters devoted to Sullivan.

He has tried in the past to assure European skeptics that America is devoted to freedom.

"You have so often been dead in love," his mother counseled Booth in a letter, "be well assured she is really and truly devoted to you".

It's much like a fox assuring the chickens that he is completely devoted to guarding their home and nothing else.

I was supposed to talk about my career, but instead I devoted my time to assuring the students that it is normal and understandable to not have any idea who they are behind their award-studded bios.

Rest assured, the radio show called "This American Life" is not devoted to edible birds each week.