Sentence examples for devoted to the issue of from inspiring English sources

The largest percentage of his oeuvre, however, was devoted to the issue of crime.

The section of the debate devoted to the issue of abuse within the party generated more heat than light.

In fact, there are more words devoted to the issue of copyrights and patents in the Constitution than to Congress' role in declaring war.

Mitch McConnell, the Senate minority leader, has said that the first months of the new Congressional session will be devoted to the issue of federal spending.

The paper is devoted to the issue of finding a balance in the use of ICT for training architects and, more broadly, other creative professionals.

Web pages devoted to the issue of global warming from both the White House and State Department websites have been archived, and the administration has promised to roll back a variety of Obama-era climate policies.

This paper is devoted to the issues of compositionality for modular code generation, in dataflow synchronous languages.

"Basically, there are two fundamental anxieties," said Christopher Bobinski, publisher of Unia and Polska, a Warsaw-based magazine devoted to the issues of European Union expansion.

(This convention will also be the party's first to include a caucus for people of faith alongside delegate caucuses devoted to the issues of various ethnic groups, women, the disabled and the L.G.B.T. — the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender — community).

Many literatures have been devoted to the issues of antenna tracking, training, and synchronization (see [7, 8, 41 44] and the references therein).

In chapters devoted to the issues of each alternative sexuality and gender identity community, top experts in the field discuss biomedical, psychological, social/sexual, spiritual, socioeconomic, and service topics related to that community's aging needs.