have no time for

Certainly not the federal employees, most of whom have no time for Twitter nonsense because they're busy funding medical research, organizing infrastructure improvements or inspecting food safety.

“We have no time for softness.”

“This is especially important because Argentina is on the verge of collapse, so he will have no time for learning on the job.”

I also have no time for franchises that relocate and then wear the former team’s jersey in “tribute” to the place they left.

"If you already work 40 hours a week and have no time for a language course, then it is very often the case that people get stuck," Minor researcher Gizem Uensal said.