Sentence examples for which is devoting from inspiring English sources

Al-Qaeda, which is devoting a lot of rhetoric and resources to turning the Horn of Africa into a new battleground, is equally keen to prevent it from getting anywhere.

This year DMU is running an innovative community initiative near campus called the Square Mile Project, which is devoting resources as well as staff and students' time to improving community life for residents.

"There's been an enormous explosion of research in virtually all areas of medicine except the entity called sexual medicine," said Dr. Irwin Goldstein, editor in chief of The Journal of Sexual Medicine, which is devoting its entire issue to papers from the study and commentaries by experts.

Sales of merchandise by The New York Times, which is devoting part of its online store to the president-elect (nytstore.com/obama), "are between $1 million to $2 million," a spokeswoman for The New York Times Company, Catherine J. Mathis, said last week; the figures include revenue from reprints of the Nov. 5 issue of the newspaper.

· See also www.RR2002.com which is devoted to Rodgers's centennial.

It will be broadcast live on channel 20, which is devoted to Mr. Springsteen's music.

As it happened, the canto was Inferno 19, which is devoted to simony.

The most picturesque is the Kripperlmarkt, which is devoted to crib sets and carved Nativity figures.

There is a Twitter feed, called NotDianeRavitch, which is devoted to countering her assertions.

The decision leaves NBC with one newsmagazine, "Dateline," which is devoted heavily to crime stories.

Since then, he has opened his own practice, which is devoted mostly to representing Uighur immigrants.