Sentence examples similar to commit time to work from inspiring English sources
The goal of these electives is to provide committed time to working with a subspecialty attending or service, helping with career planning, independent research or participating in rotations at outside hospitals.
This established community arts approach involved a social contract between the textile designers and community members to commit guided time to working towards a product designed and produced together.
He told Abbott and Morrison that PNG is committed to the RRA but needs time to "work through the issues".
Commit now and there's plenty of time to work on your weaknesses, however fi t you are.
Some of the athletes get as little as £5,000 a year to commit to this and don't have time to work.
In addition, you may be able to have your loan balance forgiven after 10 years if you're in a certain profession and commit a certain amount of time to working with the under-served.
Next, the panel discussed whether a small business needs to commit a significant amount of budget for effective training, and whether it's fair to expect staff to commit time outside of work to their professional development.
Debt purchases our time, committing us to work longer and harder, while the profits of our work are increasingly enjoyed only by a privileged elite.
At that time I had committed to work full time, school full time, my business and life.
