Sentence examples similar to to cope with commitments from inspiring English sources
"Anyone struggling to cope with their credit commitments should seek free advice from a charity-run service as soon as possible".
In the final eight weeks of the season, UIsan has 11 league games, two international breaks to cope with and ongoing continental commitments.
Patients will experiment the latest innovating psychological skills (from acceptance and commitment therapy) to cope with depressive symptoms and maintain motivation in behavioral activation.
Poorer nations say they need a robust long-term financing commitment from developed nations to cope with climate changes they did not cause, like rising seas.
Furthermore, we design a forecast commitment contract between an ESCO and an EU and analyze the optimal product's energy savings commitment strategy of the ESCO to cope with uncertain energy savings and contract risk.
Instead they had the commitment to examine those emotions and figure out effective ways to cope with them.
The NHS will fail to cope with ever-growing demand and constrained resources in the next few years without the extraordinary commitment and dedication of its 1.4 million staff – beyond even that shown by them at present.
To cope with residual symptoms of MDD, various recent developed psychological therapies (e.g. acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT) and mindfulness-based cognitive therapy (MBCT)) [ 6] have shifted the focus of these therapies from achieving complete recovery to more realistic goals such as acceptance and coping with the changed health circumstances [ 7].
That's easy to cope with.
They have to cope with that.
