Sentence examples for will devote resources to from inspiring English sources

FCC Commissioner Robert McDowell, the agency's sole Republican, said in a Feb. 10 speech that the proposal is "likely to be a jobs destroyer" because stations will devote resources to complying.

In lieu of meaningful territorial gains, it seems likely that, at least over Ramadan, IS will devote resources to attention-grabbing acts of terrorism, such as bloody assaults on civilians in Kobane and European tourists in Tunisia, in a continuation of its hallmark strategy of masking military setbacks with grisly acts of theater against soft targets.

They and other opponents will also devote resources to highlighting any negative stories about self-driving vehicles while stoking fears over their safety and the economic effects of their legalization.

Google wants to help Nest scale, it said, and will continue to devote resources to this goal.

At the budget hearing, he said the CFTC will have to devote resources to technology and staff to work hand-in-hand to attack cryptocurrency fraud.

To lift their countries to the level of nations elsewhere, Arab leaders will have to devote resources to educating those they rule and provide them with the opportunity for greater liberty.

Progress is likely to be retarded, these people say, because companies will be unwilling to devote resources to developing products, even if the products are superior to existing programs, for fear of legal reprisals.

The sense of social need must be strongly felt, or people will not be prepared to devote resources to a technological innovation.

The government will have to decide whether to devote resources to chase a whistleblower's allegations, which are not fully vetted, or bow out and let the relator pursue the action.

Insurers and their allies have been trying to scare the commissioners into thinking that insurers will stop devoting resources to some worthwhile activities like disease management programs and health plan accreditation if they can't reclassify them as medical expenses.

Although the campaign will be national, the group will devote more resources to some states than to others.