When they wanted to expand, they found the costs and commitments of opening a second bricks-and-mortar business too prohibitive.
The cloud has connected users in disparate locations and demolished many of the barriers that traditionally hampered innovation, notably cost and commitment of physical space, IT hardware and maintenance cost and time to implement.
Working people fought for public programs based on an intergenerational contract that reduces the cost and risk of commitments to children and the elderly.
The idea is to give businesses — particularly online brands — access to brick-and-mortar retail space without the cost or commitment of a traditional lease.
Consideration of the relationship between cost and commitment should be a priority if provision of free PN advice is an intention in the UK.
It's a humorous and heartfelt exploration of the cost of commitment, and how perilous the road can be, even, and especially, for the "perfect couple".
In response to written questions, his office issued a statement: "All parties in the case agreed to settle due to various factors, including the cost, time commitment and stress of another trial, along with the desire by all parties to have final closure on this case".
Given the costs and legal troubles of such civil commitments, some states are exploring alternatives, said Roxanne Lieb, director of the Washington State Institute for Public Policy, which tracks how sex predator laws play out there and around the country.
There are several plausible explanations why residence location may impact vascular access including limited access to health care resources, reduced access to transportation, especially in rural communities where public transportation services may be very limited or expensive, and the time and cost commitments of extensive travel to centres located far from the home community.
