Sentence examples for policy of devoting from inspiring English sources

The Maldivians have an excellent apartheid policy of devoting some islands to tourism and keeping most of the rest exclusively for the locals to live on.

In Shanghai, one of the most developed and the largest city in China, for example, the government has made it a policy to devote a large amount of funding from public finance to developing ECE.

In the four decades after his defeat, Mr. McGovern continued to campaign for a less aggressive American foreign policy while devoting many of his efforts to the cause of combating world hunger, a passion of his that was first inspired at Food for Peace, part of the United States Agency for International Development.

Inside the White House, Mr. Donilon, who is 55, has spoken often of the need to conduct a "rebalancing" of American foreign policy, devoting renewed attention to great power relationships and America's long-term position in Asia.

Critics ranging from Glenn Beck to Paul Ryan have said Wilson led the nation away from its original basis — a self-governing citizenry guided by common sense and represented by legislators attuned to local concerns — and replaced it with a regime of policy experts "devoted to high principle," as the political theorist Willmoore Kendall put it in 1960.

Many observers have lamented Obama's war on leaks — which has been distinguished by an unprecedented number of prosecutions — suggesting that there is some hypocrisy in a President who, having promised to roll back Bush's "policy of secrecy," has devoted his time in office to the merciless pursuit of whistle-blowers.

Many observers have lamented Obama's war on leaks which has been distinguished by an unprecedented number of prosecutions suggesting that there is some hypocrisy in a President who, having promised to roll back Bush's "policy of secrecy," has devoted his time in office to the merciless pursuit of whistle-blowers.

"The bible of health policy" (Health Affairs) devotes this month's publication to the "New Era of Patient Engagement".

Departing from his statutory duty of reporting to the Senate Banking Committee on the Fed's monetary policy, Bernanke devoted much of his testimony to fiscal policy, warning his congressional class that letting the sequester go ahead would endanger the economic recovery and do little or nothing to reduce the country's debt burden.

Professor David Fidler in his Maloy Lecture on 5th October 2004 at Georgetown University said, "The nature and extent of foreign policy attention devoted to health today is historically unprecedented" [ 1].

This result might be useful for the design of policies devoted to enhancing environmental performance.