Examples of using Lack of commitment in English and their translations into Greek
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one of the most cherished benefits is the lack of commitment to marry.
He noted, frequently complained about her lack of commitment, and in 1973 dropped her as an associate after deeming most of the information she provided“of little interest.”.
citing the lack of commitment required as the main advantage to such an arrangement.
which does not accept a lack of commitment and responsibility.
relying on inadequate processes, and a lack of commitment/ ownership/ knowledge can each undermine a chosen toolset's ability to deliver the value it was designed to provide.
Fifty-seven per cent of men felt that taking parental leave would be perceived by their employer as a lack of commitment to the job and 41 per cent felt they would lose out on opportunities and projects.
finance as well as by the lack of commitment for shared or supranational sovereignty.
The above have trickled down to cause this lack of commitment to the LGBT community," says Adrián,
This consisted of the following elements:(a) Opposition or lack of commitment to the project by some member countries( 8%).(b) Poor working relations between stakeholders( 5%).(c) SIS II was not strategically important, particularly after the implementation of SISone4all(4%).
And don't even think about ignoring these commitments- any change will be regarded as evidence of dangerous national untrustworthiness, a lack of commitment to“reform,” an absence of a“rules-based system.”.
my alleged lack of commitment to the Clash, and how it was that the face of the Clash- Joe Strummer- came to join up with us.
not because of a lack of commitment, but because cities don't have a clear plan of action
the European Union must spearhead this fight against negligence and lack of commitment of which China and Russia are frequently guilty in this area.
mainly due also to a lack of commitment on the beneficiary side.
as a result of the failure on the part of the Commission, the lack of commitment to climate issues,
a faith community perspective, in that it indicates a lack of commitment to faith communities as the locale where people identify community,” she told The Catholic Register.
Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon said on Friday the latest violence highlighted a lack of commitment to the peace process
particularly the lack of commitment and responsibility on the part of the Member States.
Mr President, the five years that have passed since the well-meaning resolutions of the Rio Summit in 1992 have been characterized by a lack of commitment in the West to meet the challenges of climate change
The fact that the Commission's document takes a very horizontal view of the priorities cannot be used as an excuse for the lack of commitment to a policy which furthermore is at a crucial moment both internally and internationally.