Sentence examples for need to be devoted from inspiring English sources

Cultural liberalism is another thing, and I'm sympathetic to a lot of it, but I think our energies need to be devoted to seizing power and developing a vision of where we want to take the country.

Page A22 Op-Ed THOMAS L. FRIEDMAN When you see how much infrastructure has been built in China since 2001, under the banner of the Olympics, and see how much modern infrastructure has been postponed in America since 2001, under the banner of the war on terrorism, it's clear that the next seven years need to be devoted to nation-building in America.

The airline declined to identify the source of the biofuel, though Paul Charles, a Virgin spokesman, said the carrier had rejected fuels derived from crops like palm oil because of the huge land area that would need to be devoted to cultivation for fuel production.

Considerable attention would need to be devoted to preventing selection of particular trainees by providers.

More resources now need to be devoted to the HDV field to achieve therapeutic breakthroughs.

It is clear that to enhance the competitiveness of the coal industry, efforts need to be devoted to reducing OSD.

The first few months of government, he says, needed to be devoted to changing the bureaucracy.

The official reason was his belief that more time needed to be devoted to the role.

Not all art needs to be devoted directly to the glories of democracy or the deviltry of our enemies, or good versus evil.

I gather from Dr Bergman, who devotes part of his time to research, that a considerable amount of work needs to be devoted simply to keeping abreast of what is happening in the field.

The accreditation council plans to review the findings from these studies, but one important message is clear: More funding needs to be devoted to increasing the number of doctors in training and finding ways to lighten their workload.