Sentence examples for office devoted to from inspiring English sources

"Harvard has a whole office devoted to preparing applicants for the Rhodes and Marshall scholarships".

Suddenly, the United States had a federal office devoted to homeland security.

(Savage also reported Monday that the office devoted to closing Guantánamo had itself been closed).

Loyal to the office, devoted to international exchanges and kind to his co-workers who miss him beyond all measure.

While there is an office devoted to "surveillance and epidemiology," which is theoretically responsible for post-market monitoring, its budget is startlingly small, it does not function as an independent agency, and its recommendations are often overruled.

Hitherto, State has had an office devoted to religious freedom, which would scold those who violate it, but no formal way of engaging with global religion in more positive ways.

And the Bloomberg administration is scurrying to reorganize the city's federal affairs office, the agency devoted to lobbying Congress on behalf of New York.

A26 Mr. Bush's chief of staff, Andrew H. Card Jr., said in a published report that White House offices devoted to AIDS issues would be closed, but the president's spokesman quickly said Mr. Card had misspoken.

The Bush administration scrambled today to contain impressions that it planned to place less priority on AIDS and race relations after the president's chief of staff, Andrew H. Card Jr., said in an interview that White House offices devoted to those issues would be closed.

In February 1948, the president submitted a civil rights agenda to Congress that proposed creating several federal offices devoted to issues such as voting rights and fair employment practices.

New York, Illinois, Massachusetts, and Michigan have all opened Offices for New Americans, while Chicago, LA, New York, and Boston are among the cities that have local offices devoted to the cause, according to the report.