Sentence examples for press commitments from inspiring English sources

Fans have become increasingly concerned of late that Martin's press commitments are distracting him from writing sixth novel, The Winds of Winter.

Unafraid of public declarations of political intent, Gordon-Levitt was preparing to be an advocate for privacy issues in the press commitments ahead.

It also allowed the group to close ranks and jettison all outside ties, a tradition that continues to this day – they have a legendary fear of press commitments and there is no way to communicate with their Kling Klang studios.

After Simons' departure, esteemed fashion journalist Suzy Menkes wrote an article on Vogue's website entitled "Why fashion is crashing", bemoaning a world where a designer is expected to make six collections a year, as well as satisfy press commitments, a social media profile and personal appearances at client events around the world.

Following a much publicized tug-of-war between her press commitments to Nolan's "Interstellar" and "A Most Violent Year," Chastain has focused on promoting her work in the New York-set drama.

Cohen revealed he wasn't a part of "Django" during an interview with Howard Stern; the actor -- who had been set for a cameo role -- was unable to make the film work out due to his press commitments for "The Dictator".

"So much for the press commitment to free speech," he says.

The United States also plans to press for commitments by rich countries to spend more to refine and deploy nonpolluting energy technologies, including systems for capturing carbon dioxide emitted by power plants, and for all countries to change trade and tariff policies to speed the diffusion of such technologies to places where they are needed most, like China.