Sentence examples for proposal to devote from inspiring English sources

Mr. Berman was originally unenthusiastic about Mr. Thompson's proposal to devote 1percentt of the city's $85 billion in pension funds to housing programs in the city.

You may have read recent news reports about proposals by regulators to devote more airwave capacity to providing faster Wi-Fi connections on commercial airplanes.

He should make sure that poor districts will have opportunities to win those grants because richer districts are likely to have more resources to devote to crafting their proposals.

The new ZEV proposal would oblige automakers doing business in the state to devote 15.4 percent of their fleet to zero-emission vehicles by 2025.

He urged lawmakers to devote $30 billion over the next five years to combating the global AIDS epidemic, a proposal he announced in the Rose Garden in May.

For these reasons, the present research proposal is devoted to investigate the CT reaction of ATR-Ca, and its employment in the development of novel non-conventional spectrophotometric assay with high analysis throughput and can reduce the consumption of organic solvents in the determination of ATR-Ca in its pharmaceutical formulations.

According to her campaign staff's estimates, Mrs. Clinton's proposal would devote about $60 billion more over the 10 years for debt reduction than would Mr. Gore's budget-surplus plan.

To be sure, Christie did devote large portions of his address to a few state issues, including a proposal to strengthen drug addiction treatment services.

Instead, the new Treasury Secretary's proposal devotes $1 trillion to writing insurance policies on bad mortgage assets to encourage private companies to buy those assets from troubled financial firms.

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Although few of the annual AFHSC-GEIS-funded proposals are singularly devoted to antimicrobial resistance, over several years the organization's partners have developed diverse surveillance programs that often involve studies of microbial sensitivities to antibiotics.