Sentence examples for time for commitment from inspiring English sources

From the nervous bride in The Vishnu Room to the woman who has no time for commitment on Kisses Like Mine, the album shows off O'Connor's versatile songwriting.

Emma Jacobs, a final year psychology student from Leeds says: "I don't have time for commitment this year, but I indulge in Tinder when I want a distraction from whatever it is I am working on".

For example, we had a mentor dropout rate of 15% with undergraduates citing lack of time for commitment to the program and the need to begin preparing for pre-professional admission exams.

As the time for commitment and action approaches, the voice of good, sound reasoning takes over.

Is something going on that you don't have time for commitment?

In particular, uptake (time required for commitment to entry) was relatively rapid (10 to 15 min for half maximum uptake), was greatly decreased at 4°C, and was inhibited by up to 80% by serum.

Now is the time for governments to show their commitment to the global goals, so these goals can assume their place as a landmark in history.

In 2013, the Obama administration was praising the world's largest retailer again, this time for its commitment to hiring veterans.

Distinguished Delegates, now is the time for this commitment to be translated into action.

It's hard to resent having to switch back on if it means you're able to make time for personal commitments during the working day.

January is traditionally a time for making commitments to beneficial habits and dropping less-wholesome ones.