Sentence examples for which has been dedicated from inspiring English sources

The debate was sponsored by the carpet tile manufacturer Interface, which has been dedicated to sustainable business since its founder, Ray Anderson, set the company on "Mission Zero": a goal of having zero negative impact on the environment by 2020.

Israelis from all walks of life converged on a three-room building in East Jerusalem's French Hill settlement, which has been dedicated by the Jerusalem municipality to the Hamabul Art Collective.

This will not be mistaken for a variation on "The View," on ABC, which has been dedicated to the notion that a woman's talk show can be sharp-witted and sophisticated.

It makes for a macabre accounting of the ultra-Maoists' dream of moulding Cambodia into an agrarian utopia.Youk Chhang is the executive director of an NGO called the Documentation Centre of Cambodia, which has been dedicated to collecting evidence from the Khmer Rouge period that could be used in a prosecution.

This paper presents a generic design and implementation of a multi-modal operator interface (MOI) which has been dedicated for supervisory control systems.

He translated into Dutch Malraux's La Condition humaine, which had been dedicated to him.

The General Assembly building in New York's flatiron district is a 30,000 square foot space, 11,000 square feet of which have been dedicated to the co-working area, with tenants like Neverware and Alphapipe taking up the space.

These moves may seem to some like playing catch-up with rivals Google and Microsoft, which have been dedicating serious resources to basic AI research for years.

A14 Hospital's Future in Doubt Charity Hospital, which for nearly three centuries has been dedicated to treating the poorest and sickest in New Orleans, has been abandoned since Hurricane Katrina, but it is now at the center of a battle over whether it will continue to serve those most in need or become a more conventional hospital.

"Roberto has been dedicated to Wigan Athletic.

This was a match which should have been dedicated to absent, and semi-absent, friends.