Sentence examples for commitment to arrange from inspiring English sources

After his conviction on 10 February, Pickett's defence team tried to delay sentencing to accommodate Pickett's commitment to arrange three music festivals.

Reasons for non-attendance included work commitments, illness, unable to arrange transport, and hospitalisation.

Second, UNICEF works closely with governments to arrange for firm commitments for multi-year sure funding.

Obtaining of qualitative data via focus groups was also considered, but proofed difficult to arrange due to patients other commitments, e.g. work, family duties, caring for others.

We were unable to arrange another time due to school commitments and ethics requirements prohibited the substitution of another year level.

The aim of this would be to gauge the ability of the practice to arrange a multidisciplinary event in which the commitment of the group would be assessed.

In college, you will have to arrange your travel around classes, exams, and other commitments.

They used the remaining interactions to arrange a prolonged monitoring plan and, although Laura verbally maintained commitment to finish the program, she eventually completed only five sessions.

It is possible that older people may be more compliant with appointments offered and younger people may be harder to arrange a time with because of work and other commitments, or ambivalent motivation.

One commitment requires ICE to accommodate "to the extent practical" any efforts of a caregiver facing deportation to arrange "the care or travel" of their child.

This proved hard to arrange.