That could mean, for example, devoting less money to modernizing bombers, missiles and submarines, and more to surveillance satellites, reconnaissance planes and undercover agents.
In comparison, Team A took half the time to complete the HPL, for example, devoting only five activities to identifying an option for action (the preferred intervention).
Isaac Asimov, for example, devoted much effort to creating an ethical system for humans and robots.
Young lawyers, for example, devote considerable time on the job to learning their specialty.
It has been estimated that Yemen, for example, devotes 9percentt of its gross domestic product to holding down energy prices.
Labor costs now account for 80 percent of the agency's expenses while the United Parcel Service, for example, devotes only 53 percent of expenses to labor costs.
The bill, for example, devotes $40 billion to the all-important Pell grant program, which has allowed millions of poor and working-class students to attend college.
The United Kingdom, for example, devoted about 12 percent of national income to centrally funded social security programs; 5 percent each to defense, the health service, and education; and smaller amounts to industrial support, law and order, and subsidies of various kinds.
The founders of some of the world's oldest—Hershey, Disney, Cadbury and Boots, for example—devoted their lives and company profits to social improvements, to building spacious towns, better schools and bigger hospitals.
He said that Declare Yourself has, for example, devoted considerable resources to reaching young fans of motor sports, including participants at a multiday event tied to the Indianapolis 500.
Yediot Ahronot, a mass circulation tabloid, for example, devoted its first four pages on Thursday to the biological, chemical or radioactive agents that Iraq could launch at Israel, including smallpox, Ebola, anthrax and radioactive "dirty bombs".
