Sentence examples for promise to devote from inspiring English sources

I promise to devote myself to your happiness even when the things you do don't always make me happy.

Despite the Five Star Movement's pledge of greater participation, it has also yet to fulfill a promise to devote 5 percent of the city budget to projects decided on by the populace.

Labor leaders, alarmed at a possible Republican takeover of one or both houses of Congress, promise to devote a record amount of money and manpower to helping Democrats stave off disaster.

In Africa, largely bypassed by the Green Revolution but with enormous potential, a dozen countries are on the verge of fulfilling a promise to devote 10 percent of their budgets to farm development, up from 5 percent or less.

His lawyer's apology included identical language, as well as a promise "to devote more time to vetting employment claims in the future, particularly those filed against local California businesses".

Mr. Blair is running on a record of economic competence -- the first time a Labor government has been able to make such a claim -- and a promise to devote the proceeds of tight-fisted management of the treasury during his first term to stepped-up funding for public services in his second.

He promised to devote a year to the project, and it has occupied him exclusively ever since.

Australia has set aside €50m, and even New Zealand has promised to devote €10m to commemorative events to mark the war, which left 37 million people dead or wounded.

Kossoff had promised to devote a year to drug and other charity performances to celebrate his son's withdrawal from drugs, taking no money himself.

Mr. Mwila railed against cronyism and corruption in government and then promised to devote more money to building homes and cutting the costs of raw agricultural supplies.

The global outlook brightened early in 2012, the report said, as European leaders promised to devote more money to end their crisis and policy changes to further unite the Continent.