51.   But now, the United States tells its embassies to devote more time to helping business.

52.   But then, Richards has devoted little time in this campaign to the sort of positive discourse that would enhance her stature as a public servant.

53.   Carrick said he believed removing limits would make raising money easier, allowing candidates to devote more time to the key issues in the race.

54.   Can he remain a Senate leader and devote the time required by a presidential campaign?

55.   Clinton and Yeltsin need to devote much time to renewing the efforts of both countries to retire and dismantle nuclear warheads and missiles.

56.   Consumed by his captaincy, Crenshaw devoted little time to practice, which shows in his performance.

57.   Col. Liu is one of innumerable high-ranking army officers who devotes her time to business.

58.   Daughters may also struggle with the conflict of whether to care for their mothers or to devote more time to their own lives, experts say.

59.   Critics of that policy said it would discourage some teachers from devoting any time to the subject.

60.   Democrats, for their part, say Congress devotes more time to routine matters than Republicans plan to give Medicare after they unveil their bill.