Sentence examples for devoted to finance from inspiring English sources
A lot of behavioral economics has been devoted to finance.
This week, a senior American official praised his proposed wording in the paragraphs of the action plan devoted to finance and trade.
Less than one-quarter of that amount is devoted to financing the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, leaving plenty of places to cut without slowing the flow of resources to troops in the field.
"The upsurging private contributions have been overwhelmingly devoted to financing convention expenses rather than to promote the host city," the report says.
A spokesman for the Interior Ministry said that the raid was "very important, a big hit" and described the cell as typical of the type that is active in Spain, "devoted to financing, recruitment and sending warriors to conflict zones".
An inter national coalition of microlending agencies devoted to financing homespun businesses from the inner city of Chicago to mountain villages in Chiapas -- plans to announce on Monday that it has made significant strides toward its goals of helping the world's poorest families.
Instead of responsibly managing the nuns' brokerage accounts -- one devoted to financing charity efforts, one to care for elderly nuns in assisted-living facilities -- Chironis focussed on generating substantial commissions for himself.
Only three states — Missouri, Tennessee and Utah — now require a course devoted to personal finance, according to the JumpStart Coalition for Personal Financial Literacy, a nonprofit group.
Unlike other Web sites devoted to college finance, like finaid.org and fastweb.com, "My College Dollars" operates entirely on Facebook.
According to the JumpStart Coalition for Personal Financial Literacy, only three states — Utah, Missouri and Tennessee — require a class devoted to personal finance education, and it shows.
Another part works through misallocation: too much economic activity devoted to "innovative" finance and too little to sectors more germane to middle-class jobs and incomes.
