Sentence examples for devoted to the progress from inspiring English sources

At a session devoted to the progress and implications of the tax credit, Andy Harries, chief executive of Left Bank Pictures, which makes dramas ranging from Wallander and Strike Back to Mad Dogs, said: "That's what it's all about, bringing drama back here".

A second part will be devoted to the progress made so far in extracting the chemical connectivity from the COD entries, a process that nowadays still requires a great deal of human intervention, even if computer-aided.

This intercept corresponds to the part of the psychophysical latency that is not devoted to the progress of nociceptive signals along afferent fibers.

Since the complete iterative learning algorithm was initially proposed by Arimoto et al. [3], it has attracted extensive attention in the field of control theory and many efforts have been made devoted to the progress of ILC in recent years (see [4 8] and the references therein).

But on Thursday, a day Stringer had devoted to the explaining the progress he has made in overhauling his company and his plan for the future, Apple kept coming up–either explicitly or in the background.

Modern social science also traces its roots to the thought of this period, widely known as the Enlightenment, especially to the search for a true 'science of man,' to be grounded in empirical methods and observation and devoted to the goal of human progress.

(One of their works in progress is devoted to the Occupy Wall Street movement).

A four-hour meeting today in London between the Israeli prime minister Binyamin Netanyahu and the US special envoy George Mitchell, which was largely devoted to the issue of settlements, made "good progress" according to a joint statement issued later.

Vice President Al Gore plans to kick off a new stage of his campaign next week, making a "progress and prosperity" tour devoted to the relatively new questions of how best to guide the nation in an era of budget surpluses.

An additional special session was devoted to the International Programme on Landslides in which activities and progress of the WCoEs and IPL projects were presented by the corresponding leaders.

While significant progress was made in these fields, relatively little attention was devoted to the internal organization of mitochondria.