Sentence examples for which devotes itself from inspiring English sources

The N.R.A., which devotes itself to destroying compromise on guns, is blameless.

This is as it should be, since the play was commissioned by the Signature company, which devotes itself to exploring the works of American playwrights, as part of its 10th anniversary season.

The massive and relatively sudden explosion of great literary creativity during Shakespeare's lifetime supports this supposition, as does the appearance of works such as Richard Mulcaster's The First Part of the Elementarie (1582), which devotes itself, in part, to the defense of English as a literary tongue.

— The Ford Motor Company, which devoted itself for nearly 20 years to putting millions of Americans into big pickup trucks and sport-utility vehicles, is about to drastically alter its focus to building more small cars.

For instance, the penetration of red blood cells by the malaria Plasmodium merozoite is driven by an elaborate actin machinery of the particle (the parasite), which devotes all its resources to wrap the cell membrane around itself.

Mentions the German Historical Museum, which devotes a small space to National Socialism.

It was soon followed by Ghana, which devotes a massive 36% of government revenue to debt-service.

But it's only a small part of "Chaucer," which devotes far more time to the artistic pursuits of Matt, Sarah and Pete.

Find a school whose academic strengths match your interests and which devotes resources to instruction in those fields.

On July 29th the city council approved his rezoning plan, which devotes 27 acres (11 hectares) to amusements and entertainment (see artist's impression above).

Such playful and public-minded research is relatively rare for Facebook when compared with the much-larger Google, which devotes great resources to experimenting with its data.