Sentence examples for on devote from inspiring English sources

"Despite this, there is no routine publication of information by departments to account for what is spent within departments, and it is not possible to tell how many public servants in Canberra, Melbourne and so on devote their time to providing services to address Indigenous disadvantage to little effect".

According to friends, he was already ill, but he was also intent on devoting himself to his own writing.

He resigned as director of the Society of Friends of Music in 1875, and from then on devoted his life almost solely to composition.

Spurred on in this way, at the age of 20 he abandoned his law studies and from then on devoted himself to writing.

Had the museums charged I am sure my husband would have insisted on devoting the day to seeing everything thoroughly, putting the rest of us off the experience.

Even French farmers must be wondering how much longer the EU can be induced to go on devoting half its budget to subsidising an industry that employs only about 5% of the EU's working population.

There is no political consensus across countries on devoting the resources needed to provide universal ECEC services to all parents who want it.

I want to do as much as I can for feminism and I'm planning on devoting my life to working for feminist causes.

In a time when album artwork is often generated without real concern, more than content with just throwing on something that looks cool and calling it a day, I congratulated Foster on devoting so much time and care towards it.

Most will have completed their academic requirements early on, devoting the last two years to studio-art classes, so it is likely that they will be principally at RISD for those.

You might need to try them on, so devote at least one to two hours.