Sentence examples for commitments associated to from inspiring English sources

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The WRU responded:  "The WRU is confident that the governing body and RRW are in substantial agreement on the total monies contributed by the WRU within the RSA (Rugby Services Agreement) and the governing body will work to ensure the rugby commitments associated to the payments are acceptable to all parties and in the best interests of Welsh rugby".

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Due to the time commitments associated with conventional unit-based dialysis, it seems logical that if treatment is conducted at night, then people may be more active during the day, thus preventing the severe decline of aerobic capacity.

As the following quotes illuminate, these claims referred to logistics and the commitments associated with accessing health care in rural locations: 'Some of these people are driving seven or eight hours to see a healthcare professional... [if the consultation only lasts for] 15 minutes and [costs] 200 bucks they get very disappointed.

The additional commitments associated with involvement in a cohort study add to respondent burden.

"Given the financial commitments associated with the replacement of the nuclear deterrent, questions have continued to be asked about the rationality of such spending at a time of austerity and further expected cuts across the MoD's entire budget," the report says.

They were less likely to marry and they had fewer children, perhaps because of the time commitments associated with making technological discoveries.

In addition, Lois D. Juliber, a former senior executive at Colgate-Palmolive, will not stand for re-election "as a result of increasing time commitments associated with her other activities".

The main point here is that such definitions, when correctly formulated, explicitly reveal the ontological commitments associated with the normal use of the defined terms.

As a lifelong educator and current chancellor of the country's largest system of public higher education, I know a thing or two about whether a college degree is "worth it" given the cost and time commitments associated with getting one in today's struggling economy.

These modest effects should be weighed against the monetary costs and time commitments associated with multidisciplinary rehabilitation programmes.

The common sense model of illness described the influence of 'groups' and 'roles' (e.g., negotiating the 'sick role' alongside commitments associated with the 'family role').

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