Examples of using Be devoted in English and their translations into Romanian
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
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Funds will be devoted to improved competitiveness of agriculture,
our swords will be devoted to that end.
broadly half the available funding will be devoted to migration-related issues.
relatively little funding will be devoted to strengthening alternative supply routes.
The free time should be devoted to taking care of yourself and increasing your own happiness,
Attention will also be devoted to explore the potential of collaborative work in teaching and learning in higher education,
The following part of the text can be devoted to the description of ways to solve the problems that have developed in the world.
Believes that due care should be devoted to controlling management
some of which can be devoted to protein supply;
should be devoted to employment-generating measures of this type.
Finally he hoped that one of the forthcoming Bureau meetings would be devoted to studying the EU's new institutional architecture.
The anniversary of the Charter of the United Nations, as the Day which"shall be devoted to making known to the peoples of the world the aims and achievements of the United Nations and to gaining their support for" its work.
the amount of time that can be devoted to attending units
up to 2% of the annual allocation of funds may be devoted to financing the measures taken on the initiative of the Commission for preliminary studies,
Good morning. This month, as autumn is in full bloom in much of the nation the weekends will be devoted by many of you to leaf peeping and football"--.
The collect of this year will be devoted to continuation of the project"A hot meal for the poor",
EUR 1 million can be devoted to co-financing national projects for improving the operation of the Judicial Network.
then resources must be devoted to checking this in detail,
The EESC upholds the principle that a minimum of 20% of total EU aid should be devoted to social integration