Sentence examples for we must dedicate from inspiring English sources

"We must dedicate ourselves to the reform of our educational system for the benefit of all -- old and young alike, affluent and poor, majority and minority".

"We must dedicate our efforts to adopting uniform rules that ensure a level playing field and that ensure those who do not wish to abide by those rules can no longer compete against those who do," said Craig Fravel, the Breeders' Cup president and chief executive.

I say we must dedicate the same ingenuity and drive we have devoted to ending political injustices like apartheid in South Africa, to sending a man to the moon, into rethinking, expanding, the way we live and finding a way to give poor people an opportunity to realise their full humanity.

In his welcome, President Eisgruber '83 reflected on the oath he took when he became University president, saying: "If you and I are to fulfill our shared promise to support the Constitution, we must dedicate ourselves to the ideals that animate it". The new citizens included one undergraduate and two faculty members.

If we expect to have freedom, we must dedicate ourselves to the hard work of freedom.

Readers can't "zip through" Absalom, Absalom! even if we want to, so instead we must dedicate thought to each sentence.

And we in turn must dedicate ourselves to raising a new generation with more freedom, less discrimination, more choices to follow their dreams, ever closer to our shared ideal of liberty and justice for all.

"I must dedicate my full time to it," Mr. Nicholas said.

"She must dedicate it to Pierre," Lili decides, "to the one she had ignored, forgotten.

And stores must dedicate 10percentt of floor space to fresh food.

The fund's charter specifies that it must dedicate 40percentt of its income and assets to Vanderbilt.