Sentence examples for is planning to devote from inspiring English sources

Guess which one is planning to devote his life to helping the poor?

This is because the American government is planning to devote $8 billion over the next 30 years to revitalising the Everglades.

He recently recorded his transcriptions of three of the Cello Suites (for the Musical Heritage Society), and he is planning to devote a recital to the four Lute Suites in the spring.

Greg Sargent over at Plum Line has a big scoop today: Harry Reid is planning to devote July to nominations and will "go nuclear" if necessary — using majority-imposed reform to end the ability of minorities to block executive branch and judicial nominations.

Score: 3/5 Got big plans for records, new or otherwise, that you're planning to devote some time to this week?

Mr. Leahy said Singapore Airlines had yet to decide just what amenities to put in its A3XX's and was planning to devote years of research to customer preferences.

Working together, the two countries are planning to devote tens of millions of dollars to getting better measurements there, having decided that it is imperative to begin answering questions about the region's potential collapse.

The business lobby group said almost half of firms were planning to devote resources to AI, while one in five had already invested in the technology in the past year.

Consumers without children are planning to devote more of their refund (14percentt, on average) toward a nonessential purchase than those with children (9percentt, on average).

It's also developing cases based on the financial crisis, and there are plans to devote sessions in the core curriculum to the crisis.

Mr. Witkoff said there are plans to devote 20,000 square feet of below-ground space to a spa complete with a swimming pool.