Sentence examples for draft devoted from inspiring English sources

ESPN executives know the profile of the average American football fan watching those late rounds of the draft – devoted, traditional, Bible Belt.

Almost the entire first half of the draft is devoted to national security, twice as much space and much more prominence than in the last three Democratic platforms.

Upton and DeGette's draft legislation devoted $8.75 billion to the National Institutes of Health and $550 million to the FDA over a five-year period — offset by selling oil from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve and cuts to the payments Medicare and Medicaid make to states, insurance companies and providers.

At home she set up a drafting table and devoted her downtime to inventions, including a bouillon-like cube that when mixed with water would produce an instant soft drink.

Our study documents a careful analysis of a group of pseudogenes in multiple organisms, contrasting against recent studies devoted to draft pseudogene annotation of individual genomes and attempting to date the burst in retrotransposition [ 28, 42].

Much of the two-day meeting was devoted to drafting the legal assurances demanded by Ireland to stage another Lisbon referendum.

But much of the two-day meeting was devoted to drafting legally binding assurances demanded by Ireland to stage its Lisbon referendum re-run.

6 Debating European Charter The countries attending the European Union's summit meeting devoted to drafting a constitution differed about how much control and autonomy to cede to the union on matters of taxation and foreign policy.

As European leaders gathered here over the last two days for a special summit meeting devoted to drafting a first constitution for the union, all of those visions were on display, jostling for attention, along with many more.

Petitti added that the amateur draft was what a network devoted full-time to a single sport should be showing.

Beginning in 1947, delegates from six continents devoted themselves to drafting a declaration that would enshrine the fundamental rights and freedoms of people everywhere.