Sentence examples for had many commitments from inspiring English sources
Yet each had many commitments — the most immediate being Dr. Creasey's to her dog, which was at her apartment and desperate to go out.
During this time John also had many commitments outside Oxford including time-demanding work for the Department of Health, the Royal Society (elected Fellow of the Royal Society in 1991, Fig. 4 A), the Royal College of Physicians, and the British Association for the Advancement of Science' (Sir David Weatherall).
People today have many commitments and the world offers many distractions.
Mr. Podesta said the president would have many commitments after leaving office, including continuing to speak out for his party.
"The decision is not directly related to Knutsford; Archie has many commitments to which he will give his full attention". Knutsford says it has not yet identified its target, but Mr Norman's decision to leave Asda now will increase speculation that a deal will emerge soon.
If you compare them to Thomas, he has many commitments in his media activities.
Luong, 52, who suffers from gout, was sentenced to 20 years in prison for "carrying out activities aimed at overthrowing the people's administration". If the U.S. government had stayed in the TPP, "Vietnam would have had to make many commitments about improving human rights, about improving the situation for workers," Dai said in an interview at his modest, two-room home outside Frankfurt.
At the same time some RPs stated that MOHPs had many other commitments and, therefore, did not dedicate sufficient time to the MHaPP research and capacity strengthening activities.
The hospital ethicists that the fellows assisted had many organizational commitments, were involved in numerous projects and could be called upon at a moment's notice for consultations.
Coal companies have had many opportunities to prove their commitment to public health, and have responded by spewing toxic pollution into our air.
As CEO you can't have many other commitments.
