overcommitment

The masked man expected just such an overcommitment of energy.

There has also been a significant overcommitment of land force combat units.

There is, of course, the chance of overcommitment to short.

He was encouraged to look closely at his overcommitment to training and to learn relaxation exercises.

“That goes nowhere near addressing the fundamental issue of proper funding and overcommitment,” he said.

And yet I can clearly see that Wanda life is out of control because of her overcommitment.

“This is about helping customers who have trouble with overcommitment or budgeting.”

But with denial, I tell myself there is nothing wrong at all with my state of overcommitment, although it may be too much for someone else.

They understand overcommitment to past mistakes.

Libya may be the irritable object of some experts who are fatigued with or even disgusted by American overcommitment.

They're consistently one step behind a Jazz offense that loves to make defenses pay for iffy decisions and overcommitment.

The system is designed to not allow overcommitment; however, budgets are augmented by a certain amount to allow for overprogramming.

In the meantime, we are interested in receiving case studies and information about lending practices that encourage credit card overcommitment.

Even more important, this view of the Communist menace as monolithic played a major role in our progressive overcommitment in Vietnam.

Due to an overcommitment of resources early in the war, the Australian economy suffered badly from manpower shortages as early as 1942.

A spokeswoman for the museum said today that the DCMS overcommitment "doesn't really apply to us.

Workload The greatest danger that extramural students face when enrolling in extramural papers for the first time is overcommitment.

It is possible that this may have been the result of overcommitment of advisory staff and thus arisen from difficulties in attending to this detail.

Emanuel is among influential officials in the White House and at other agencies who are believed to be concerned about a U.S. overcommitment.

CCLC is continuing to hear of consumers who have suffered financial hardship because of credit card overcommitment.

Cut-back lanes are created due to an overcommitment (flow) by the defense and a seal block on the backside by linemen.

It found that the sense of overcommitment means that 47 per cent of soldiers and army officers think regularly of handing in their resignations.

"If Vietnam, a symbol that represents overcommitment and painful involvement in foreign adventures, is the transcendent symbol, then contra aid will face difficulties."

Paul Nitze, who was to be his successor, said last week that NATO "seemed to me at the time an overcommitment on our part."

No doubt because of the banking crisis, my bank has just halved my (rarely used) overdraft limit to "help protect us and our customers from overcommitment".