Sentence examples for would devote about from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush would devote about four times as much to tax cuts, reducing revenues by almost $2 trillion.

Ray Gaesser in Corning, Iowa, said he would devote about 48percentt of his 6,000 acres to corn, down from 52percentt last year.

On the spending side, the agreement would devote about $200 million to nonprofit groups that the state pays every year to provide services like counselors for victims of AIDS and legal representation to the poor.

According to her campaign staff's estimates, Mrs. Clinton's proposal would devote about $60 billion more over the 10 years for debt reduction than would Mr. Gore's budget-surplus plan.

The vice president would devote about $500 billion to "targeted" tax cuts, including a poorly designed tuition tax credit that will do more to enrich colleges than low-income families.

The proposal, by Senators Bob Corker of Tennessee and John Hoeven of North Dakota, both Republicans, would devote about $40 billion over the next decade to border enforcement measures, including adding 20,000 Border Patrol agents and 700 miles of fencing along the southern border.

A president who really cared about the heartland would devote a little serious thought to its problems, rather than just treat it as a backdrop for his re-election campaign.

Composed of two novellas, it introduces the youngest members of the Glass family, about whom Salinger would devote more than half of his published work.

If the political parties cared about democracy as much as they do about raising money, they would devote themselves to renewing our governing institutions and championing Congress.

Officials in Mr. Barak's office said the prime minister would devote Sunday to high-level consultations in his office about the negotiations.

Thereafter he would devote himself exclusively to literature.