Sentence examples for that would devote from inspiring English sources

Establish a "Green New Deal" that would devote resources to and create jobs in renewable energy, public transit and organic agriculture.

The vote on April 16 is on stand-alone legislation that would devote the estimated $47 billion in added tax revenue over 10 years to deficit reduction.

For their part, the three Democrats support an amendment that would devote funds to reducing class sizes, a measure Republicans oppose.Child-welfare is a sensitive subject for Mr Bush.

But Republicans would not walk away from a grand bargain on entitlements and tax reform that would devote a penny of revenue to deficit reduction instead of rate reduction.

With both measures up for reauthorization, opponents are promoting a bill, introduced by Representatives Greenwood, Woolsey and Lee, that would devote $100 million for programs that teach both abstinence and contraception.

Europe has always lagged behind in this regard – can you think of one British newspaper that would devote more than three pages to a single piece of longform sportswriting?

With costs like that, you'd think that companies would devote considerable resources to fighting the problem.

From that moment on, she pledged that she would devote herself to fighting evil.

On Thursday, in a symbolic but humiliating episode, the country's richest businessman, Rami Makhlouf, a reviled cousin of Mr. Assad, was forced to announce that he would devote himself to charity and avoid any new deals that brought him profit.

Ms. Solomon states that "although founded as an encyclopedic museum that would ideally devote the same quality of attention to the modern as to the medieval, the Met has had a notoriously troubled relationship with contemporary art".

Still, it comes as something of a surprise that Fox hasn't painted Julie over with, say, Leonardo DiCaprio, that they would devote such prime space to a nearly ancient musical.