Sentence examples for devoted to the maintenance from inspiring English sources

Founded by the last lineal descendant of Kamehameha I, devoted to the maintenance of schools for children of at least partly Hawaiian descent, its wealth totals more than $6 billion.

In a National Party Congress report issued in 2010, happiness makes an inaugural appearance as a national goal, in a paragraph right below the one devoted to the maintenance of G.D.P. growth.

As the main problem with complex systems is ensuring that the system continues to run safely, there has been significant research devoted to the maintenance of complex systems to extend the life of normal operations.

Thymically generated CD4+CD25+Foxp3+ regulatory T cells (Treg) are a cell lineage devoted to the maintenance of homeostasis in the immune system.

Conversely, several growth factors and cytokines including IL-10 modulate DC maturation, thus favouring the differentiation of tolerogenic DCs, DCs devoted to the maintenance of immunologic tolerance [ 62].

SUBWAYS ARE A-CHANGIN' The phrase "Department of Subways" might conjure up an unorthodox branch of academia or a bureaucracy devoted to the maintenance of fast-food sandwich shops.

Add to this picture vast numbers of individuals and industries relying on the water to serve as their fishing and dumping grounds as well as a source of drinking water, transportation, recreation, and power, and it's no wonder the U.S. government alone has about 140 programs devoted to the care and maintenance of the Great Lakes.

A handful of researches have devoted to the preventive maintenance scheduling in the recent years, most of which are attempts for coordinating preventive maintenance scheduling with the production line (Moghaddam and Usher 2011; Fitouhi and Nourelfath 2012; Nourelfath and Chatelet 2012).

One of the most helpful chapters in the manual is devoted to the content, maintenance, and ethics of the laboratory notebook.

Recently, more attention has been devoted to the contribution of maintenance to accidents and incidents.

In 1922, he became one of the charter members of the Adirondack Mountain Club (ADK), an organization devoted to the building and maintenance of trails and the teaching of hiking in the park.