Sentence examples for devoted to the welfare from inspiring English sources

Mrs. Earl was devoted to the welfare of animals and was a prominent breeder of skye terriers.

Why were these two organisations, both theoretically devoted to the welfare of the working people, "locked into intense mutual hostility"?

He was devoted to the welfare of Chattanooga … This was his town, this was his country and his people".

Stoic and hard-bitten on the surface but passionately independent underneath and devoted to the welfare of his men, he may be close to an ideal commander.

The last sixty years of her life were devoted to the welfare and happiness of her family and friends, all of whom will miss her greatly.

"For those who found him charming, brilliant and sincerely devoted to the welfare of his country there were others who vehemently asserted that he was calculating, overly ambitious and ruthless".

There can be no lasting solution to this problem save through the actions of governments devoted to the general welfare of all citizens and not acting as partisans for the interests of the few.

The Times, Ochs said, would be "an independent newspaper, entirely fearless, devoted to the public welfare without regard to individual advantage or ambition, the claims of party politics or personal prejudice or predilection".

Having taken office in the wake of a devastated economy, Obama must understand that anyone committed to destroying our defenses against another financial collapse is not on any team devoted to the long-term welfare of this country.

As educational and literary organizations devoted to the "promotion of social welfare," endowed newspapers would benefit from Section 501(c)(3) of the I.R.S. code, which provides exemption from taxes on income and allows tax deductions for people who make contributions to eligible organizations.

While most of the attention in Madison has been devoted to the fight with the unions, the corporate-welfare meme is strong also.