Sentence examples for have to be devoted from inspiring English sources

Much of the savings from withdrawing troops from Iraq will have to be devoted to repairing and rebuilding the force.

"You have to be devoted to what you're doing and believe in it and just keep at it.

Since Medway belongs to the foundation, any sale proceeds will have to be devoted to philanthropy, but Legendre will be free of ongoing operating expenses.

The kinds of resources that will have to be devoted to scurrying around to reply could be devoted to developing the comprehensive ergonomics approach".

Half of those hours will have to be devoted to patient management, which includes training on proper restraint techniques, Mr. Dizzia said.

Attention will now have to be devoted to indulging the individual predilections of the disparate crew that have (with seemingly little thought given to the inherent risks of acronyms) dubbed themselves the coalition of commonsense.

In view of a potential massive deployment of FAP's, a special attention has to be devoted to RRM.

You have to be completely devoted to making it happen.

Further south a third courtyard, only partially excavated, seems to have been devoted to domestic use.

To date, no studies have been devoted to generate the inhibitor-tolerant Rhodococcus strains.

To date, most efforts have been devoted to develop Yb3+-sensitized UCNPs pumped at around 975 nm.