Examples of using Devotes itself in English and their translations into Italian
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from the 1981 Cappellini devotes itself to the study and the realization of the collection Sistemi,
trustworthy administration and an EU which devotes itself to matters of common relevance
Therefore research devotes itself to research on genes that control lipid metabolism
The Teatro del Canguro is a professional company that devotes itself to the theater for children,
Of a butterfly that devoted itself to flight.
The company has devoted itself to the research and development for many years.
Dak'Art" devoted itself to contemporary African art and development.
The Oratory devoted itself to the youth, in particular.
In 1913, Dorgali borough council devoted itself once more to the building of the port.
The special session devoted itself entirely to the question of procedures, on which it was unable to reach agreement.
In its first years, the Giannino Bassetti Foundation devoted itself to delve into the subject of Innovation through its web site.
After the ramp s completion, the group also devoted itself to setting up a youth center for year-round activities.
characterized as a"prewar, bourgeois cultural phenomenon that devoted itself to explorations of the deviant,
Montblanc Villeret, which evolved from Minerva, devoted itself to“Haute Horlogerie”,
Ltd Limited is a professional manufacturer devote itself to the designing, developing,
violoncello- an ensemble devoting itself on chamber music repertoire
Musica Antiqua Köln initially devoted itself to the performance of chamber and sacred music of the Baroque.
Gamba Automazioni devoted itself to carrying out maintenance on the control centre of line 2- the most recent one,
The Social Democratic government that was brought to power by the revolution of November 1918 devoted itself entirely to the political
organized in Florence under Medici patronage, devoted itself for ten years(1657-1667) to the experimental investigation of a broad range of scientific matters,