Sentence examples for home commitments from inspiring English sources

Professor Frith, an expert in neuroscience and psychology best known for her work on autism, said she did not accept that there is only one "magic formula" which women have to find in order to juggle work and home commitments.

One of Cooper's biggest political assets, when compared with her identikit male counterparts, is an ability to appear like an ordinary human being from time to time – most often when talking about juggling work and home commitments.

She talks about her mom running a small but successful business as an entrepreneur, but also managing to balance her home commitments with her career.

Home commitments aside, for most of these kids Pageant seemed like a reprieve from the motivated and ambitious lives of Mormon teenagers, like a really fun summer camp where you get to dress up and run around with spears all day.

Residents were less in agreement that participating in CoL made them feel more comfortable discussing personal issues relating for instance to learning skills, service provision or home commitments.

He also commented that he could not ask his children to teach him computer skills as he felt they had their own work and home commitments.

For example, retail giant Walmart has hired more than 42,000 veterans since 2013 through its "Veterans Welcome Home Commitment," which "guarantees a job offer to any honorably discharged veteran within his or her first 12 months off active duty".

Richards' parents are both from Dublin and, although he missed last year's qualifying matches because he had family commitments at home in Sydney, the 26-year-old has already been advising the Ireland management about training venues to prepare for their group games against Tonga and Samoa.

Wasike claims that the government's Decent Homes commitment – to ensure that by 2010 all accommodation is warm, weatherproof and has reasonably modern facilities – has turned out to be "merely cosmetic", with only a handful of homes in each area getting attention.

For years, Rebecca Martin was used to being transient, without a permanent home or commitments.

Eleven were unable to participate for other reasons e.g. no consent, travelling away from home, time commitments.