(I am well disposed to it, having devoted considerable energy to the idea in the 1980s).
Therefore, raising sufficient funds has always been a serious challenge, to which I have devoted considerable energies throughout my last three-and-a-half years in Moscow.
Their intelligence service has devoted considerable energy to discovering links between Al Qaeda and Pakistani extremist groups that oppose India's presence in Kashmir.
He also has devoted considerable energy to bringing issues concerning education and research to broader public attention and to strengthening national policy on science, engineering and education.
Dr. Robichaud has devoted considerable energy to creating simulations that give professionals opportunities to explore ethical decision making in the context of practicing leadership skills and engaging in negotiations.
LaMbikiza does not hide her privilege, appearing in an ivory suit, spiky heels and designer sunglasses, but she has broken with convention for royal wives by qualifying as a lawyer and has devoted considerable energy to charitable work.
Like the Devlins, she was an organizing force for the college-admissions process, with a file drawer devoted to the paperwork, and like the Devlins, she had devoted considerable energy to researching other schools her son might consider.
While some American news organizations have devoted considerable energy to tracking the phone-hacking scandal in great detail, the subject has been largely absent from at least one broadcaster's airwaves.
We have been on totally different sides in Syria, the British and the US supporting (periodically) the rebels, whilst the Iranians have devoted considerable energy and resources to propping up the Assad regime.
That's the consensus of several finance professors who have devoted considerable energy to the study of short-selling — a mode of trading in which a profit is made from a price decline.
Ms. Kopp said she had devoted considerable energy to traveling the globe in recent years, meeting with entrepreneurs eager to start branches of the group, and with young people ready to try out classroom teaching.
