Sentence examples for had not devoted from inspiring English sources

After winning the leadership, Miliband had not devoted any effort to constructing a public persona.

Swiss papers had not devoted much attention to the affair until Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg talked about having the meeting come back to Manhattan.

But she said she felt that the Police Department had not devoted sufficient resources to reducing rapes and needed a more comprehensive response.

In Wednesday's hearing, Senator Dianne Feinstein, Democrat of California, expressed dismay that the F.B.I. had not devoted more agents to investigating mortgage fraud.

Tony George, the speedway's chief executive, blistered Nascar in an interview Monday with The Indianapolis Star, saying the organization had not devoted enough time and effort to run the Car of Tomorrow efficiently at Indianapolis.

Ms. Glaser's defining moment came at the 1992 Democratic National Convention, when she movingly discussed what H.I.V. had done to her family and how the Reagan administration had not devoted enough money to AIDS.

They were enthusiastic about tennis, but they hadn't devoted a lot of energy to it.

To my mind, it's clear: Hugo Chávez simply has not devoted the necessary resources to the criminal justice system.

It should not be a surprise, perhaps, that Bush camp has not devoted more attention to party officials here.

Mr. Vasquez has not devoted himself to humanitarian work in the past and has no experience running a large organization.

But unlike those two men, and Dolly Parton as well, he has not devoted his life to music.