Examples of using Devote themselves in English and their translations into Spanish
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the wise people devote themselves to the practice of some spiritual discipline e.g.
The majority of them devote themselves, often in a discreet way,
Every day, many thousands of service members devote themselves to protecting freedoms,
It is part of a group of people seeking tirelessly devote themselves to serving others.
So, firefighters wearing Super Armor firefighting suits could devote themselves to rescuing the bloody wounded.
Prefect our blessed parabolani, Whom he has just called the Beast of Burden. Devote themselves true enough to carrying burdens.
Economic problems had forced a great many Iraqi women to give up their profession and devote themselves to housekeeping.
Ii Measures to benefit women who devote themselves to bringing up their children.
to help them devote themselves more fully to their studies.
The following limits apply to employees who devote themselves to raising children aged under 15 years.
his wife Waltrude decided to separate and devote themselves to a religious life.
behind the unprepossessing façade is a group of determined women who devote themselves to the production of peanut butter,
Some NGOs devote themselves to working with the disabled and it is they
commitment to fully respect the human rights of those men and women who devote themselves, individually or as members of non-governmental organizations,
also that the judicial workers who devote themselves to these issues are subjected to threats and attacks.
The people in the Gaza Strip could not devote themselves fully to their economic
the future festival of those who devote themselves to the spiritual work of receiving the energies of Love-Wisdom from subtle sources.
not meddle in political affairs, but devote themselves to the betterment of character and behavior,
the aforementioned Mouseion was a training centre where learned men were freed from obligation so they could devote themselves entirely to studying writings.
harmoniously the people who devote themselves to her practice.