Sentence examples for need to devote time from inspiring English sources

As a father and a husband I need to devote time to deal with family matters.

You need to devote time to understand flamenco properly, and many Spanish people never bother.

But we also need to devote time specifically to reflecting on such truths as that only virtue is good, and thus restore our peace of mind (cf. On Peace of Mind 2.4 for a description of tranquility).

The truth is, we all need to devote time to our own leadership development--no matter what level we've reached within the organization.

When planning health education interventions for this kind of children we need to devote time to enable them to acquire the skills needed to engage successfully in the control of their weight with healthy behavior, such as increasing physical activity, increasing the intake of fruits and vegetables, and reducing fats and sweets in the diet.

Our proposal is that doctors will need to devote time to discussing CAM use in outpatient clinics although the complexities of side effects and interactions may require clinics which are run jointly with a local medicines information and toxicology services (Werneke et al, 2004).

The Llanrumney councillor said it had been a "difficult decision" but she needed to devote time to husband Lyn.

I realized I needed to devote time to doing something with the inspiration I had tapped into, so I quit the job and drove out to a cabin with my dog on a little lake outside of Syracuse, New York, where I grew up.

The need for dedicated resources for staff to devote time to developing such motivation is given as one of the major reasons for the slow adoption.

Efforts to increase the service delivery outputs of MNCH CHWs will need to counter incentives CHWs have to devote time to alternative, and often more lucrative, income-generating opportunities.

All participants discussed how they needed to draw on considerable skill in communication and to devote time to the process.