Sentence examples for will continue to be dedicated from inspiring English sources

He will continue to be dedicated to defending Israel's interests by providing necessary political, economic and military support.

As for the new change in policy, he said: "We will continue to be dedicated to the kids at 41 and to the organizers of WITS to see that it doesn't just go by the wayside.

You assert that he has "since become an energetic philanthropist," but, in fact, he has been dedicated for decades and will continue to be dedicated to a broad range of medical and educational philanthropy.

"The money paid to Jumo for its assets will have to continue to be dedicated to charitable purposes," said Daniel L. Kurtz, a lawyer who formerly ran the division of the attorney general's office that oversees nonprofit groups.

We have always been and will continue to be 100percentt dedicated to our employees and customers and will work tirelessly to find solutions that are in their best interests.

I have no doubt that Tom will continue to be a dedicated contributor to global environmental health, though he claims it may be from a secluded camping spot far, far away.

Winston Tabb, Sheridan Dean of University Libraries and Museums and co-chair of the 16-member Open Access Committee that set out in fall 2016 to shape the policy, says that Johns Hopkins has been and will continue to be an institution dedicated to open and transparent scholarship that is readily available to scholars, policymakers, and interested laypeople alike.

Equally important, I hope there will continue to be attention focused, more resources dedicated and more solutions offered to effectively address the ongoing challenges of post-racing retirement for thoroughbreds.

At Axel Springer we are, and always have been, and will continue to be, an enterprise of people whose minds and hearts are dedicated to journalism.

The Academy of Magical Arts, Inc. has been and will continue to be the premier organization in the world dedicated to the art of MAGIC.

EMBO Molecular Medicine will continue to be a highly selective open access journal dedicated to research at the interface between clinical research and basic science.