Sentence examples for commitments to other projects from inspiring English sources
We also consider the situation where partners have pre-existing commitments to other projects, perhaps with competitors.
"The Pythons had hoped to take up some of the many offers to perform at arenas all over the world," read a statement, but "individual commitments to other projects over the next three years has made this impossible".
"The Pythons had hoped to take up some of the many offers to perform at arenas all over the world, but individual commitments to other projects over the next three years has made this impossible," it said.
Following the film's success, Fox Searchlight Pictures wanted a sequel, but the Hesses delayed due to commitments to other projects and fear that audiences would tire of the Napoleon Dynamite characters.
Davies and Piper cited her commitment to other projects—specifically, her roles as Belle de Jour in Secret Diary of a Call Girl, the lead character in the BBC adaptations of Philip Pullman's Sally Lockhart quartet, and Fanny Price in the ITV adaptation of Mansfield Park as explanations behind her departure appearing permanent.
Waitrose said Delia was leaving due to other projects and commitments in 2013.
Harrison's commitment to his other projects – such as starting up a new record label, Dark Horse Records, and organising Shankar's European revue, the Music Festival from India – affected progress on the album.
If you have trouble getting around to your writing projects, make a commitment to other people to give yourself external motivation.
He said Pfizer had decided to take the New London site because of city and state commitments to proceed with other projects to enhance the area, such as a $20 million restoration of Fort Trumbull, a $19 million environmental assessment and cleanup of the factory property and $7 million of improvements to the sewage treatment plant in the area so odors are eliminated.
But insiders say that the program was held up because DOE's Office of Fusion Energy Sciences objected to another DOE agency spending money on fusion when it was struggling to meet its commitments to ITER and other projects.
