Sentence examples for because of commitments in from inspiring English sources

12.20pm: If Iraq had been the only show in town we could have increased troops too, but of course we couldn't because of commitments in Afghanistan, Dannatt says.

Schwab Cup points leader Colin Montgomerie is not playing for a second straight week because of commitments in Europe, giving Maggert and Langer a chance to take over the top spot.

Miller believes internet providers have shown there is room to act because they have made a series of commitments in the runup to the summit.

With manager Arsene Wenger confirming that Alexis Sanchez will probably miss most of the first month of the season because of his commitments in the Copa America, Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain admitted the next six weeks would be crucial to his career.

Recently, he has been forced to miss training sessions and games because of work commitments in the north of Scotland.

Because of filming commitments in the UK and US over the next couple of years, I can't commit to a whole tour in one go.

Having already stepped down as a judge on Britain's Got Talent because of his commitments in the US, he has now quit as a judge on America's Got Talent to concentrate on his programme Piers Morgan Tonight.

Many community-based social workers, psychologists and speech and language therapists provided services to those aged 0 18 years only, because of legislative commitments in these areas.

BASKETBALL Women's National Basketball Association UTAH STARZZ--Announced G Dalma Ivanyi will not sign for the 2001 season because of commitments to a team in Hungary.

Indeed for most of the second quarter, fiscal uncertainty hung over both countries: in Britain because of a close election, in Germany because of commitments to help Greece and other countries.

While the United States is shutting down old coal-fired power plants and not building new ones, Europe — also because of the commitment in Germany to get out of nuclear power — is moving back to coal.