Sentence examples for that will devote from inspiring English sources

The Nevada state Assembly on Friday approved legislation that will devote $750 million in public tax money to the construction of a new NFL stadium.

There are deluxe magazines in Tokyo, Hong Kong and Singapore that still take fashion seriously, that will devote a whole issue to how to wear tweed.

This paper is intended as a preface of the special issue that Fusion Engineering and Design will devote to the best papers presented in the Symposium on Fusion Technology, 2014 (SOFT 2014) that took place in Donostia/San Sebastián.

Microsoft notes that Gates "will devote more time to the company, supporting Nadella in shaping technology and product direction".

Knowing that she and Peeta will both be competing in the Games a second time, Katniss decides that she will devote herself to ensuring that Peeta becomes the Quarter Quell's victor and convinces her mentor to try and help her.

Adrienne Alix, president of Wikimedia France, said that Evellin will operate under the leadership of Versailles, but that Wikimedia will devote "material and human resources" to the joint project.

These days, it is the home of LL12, a station that will soon devote every minute of every day to one topic: Linda Lingle, a Republican running for the United States Senate.

Nigel Farage has claimed that Britain has a 50/50 chance of leaving the European Union and warned Ukip that he will devote all his time to campaigning in the in/out referendum.

Part of the premise of the institute is that visitors will devote time to it: "When you arrive," Ms. Abramovic said, "you have to sign a contract that you will stay a minimum of six hours".

His thesis is that China and India will devote enormous resources to keeping citizens in the countryside instead of streaming into already overcrowded cities, and that this will require expanding the supply of food and water.

One of the biggest dangers for Nokia is that it will devote so much energy to taking on Apple, Google and Research In Motion (the maker of the BlackBerry) that it will lose its edge in emerging markets.All is not lost.