Mental health resources are scarce in most states, laws make it difficult to commit an adult involuntarily, and even after receiving treatment, patients frequently stop taking their medication or seeing a therapist, believing that they are no longer ill.
It's also proved difficult to commit to a date for it, because of the way racing schedules can change, for example we had to switch it last year when I was called up to the Eneco Tour.
As I mentioned above, it can be difficult to commit to a spiritual practice because it's far less tangible than something else like music or sports.
However, reasons were put forward to advocate the MBSR delivery method to fit the needs of the individual: "When I was working I would have found it difficult to commit to 1 day a week for 8 weeks, so the distance delivery might be better".
The common theme in these situations is that it is difficult to commit our future selves or bind future policymakers to a course of action.
Video is difficult to commit to memory.
But experts say it will be difficult to commit funds that are used to plug budget holes.
The Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) at least "appreciate that some people will have caring roles that make it difficult to commit to the residential nature of the sandpit".
"It is very difficult to commit to another three years at the company now that it is in the hands of Lenovo".
