Then they dove into a rigorous rehearsal schedule — three hours a day, four days a week since February — in between classes, jobs and family obligations.
We stay busy: work, kids, socializing, errands, keeping house, family obligations, commitments, classes.
Community college student-athletes are additionally hindered because they also have to squeeze training, traveling and playing into schedules already full of classes, homework, jobs and family obligations.
The complexity of juggling classes and coursework, competing family obligations and what often are unpredictable work schedules, can quickly overwhelm these students if they don't have appropriate support systems.
In addition, many women reported that the scheduled aerobic classes conflicted with their working hours or family obligations.
They have enormous family obligations, she explained, and while the middle class are able to purchase child care and care for elderly relatives, the poor cannot.
At best, Hart's theory will apply only to a special class of obligations in which the existence of a conventional practice is an essential part of the reasons for conformity, though even here, the theory is open to doubt.
For example, one such class of obligations makes a statement about a matrix, r, that needs to remain symmetric after updates along its diagonal have been made, and has the form: Original form: symm(r) → symm(diag-updates(r)) Simplified form (when r is 2x2): Even after the simplification, current theorem provers find the proof task challenging.
Justinian's law recognized two further classes of obligation, termed quasi-delict and quasi-contract.
