Sentence examples similar to an imposing demand from inspiring English sources

Hubert Védrine, the French foreign minister, assailed the I.M.F. for abandoning a longtime client and imposing "demands that have been excessive or at the wrong time".

A better strategy here involves imposing demanding tests through the justificatory process and particularly near its end when questions of burdensomeness and feasibility are being considered (Nickel 2007).

In a recent study, which directly compared working memory performance in matched groups of schizophrenic and schizoaffective patients, it could be demonstrated that the performance in a verbal working memory task imposing demands on the articulatory rehearsal mechanism differed between the patient groups with schizophrenic patients showing significantly worse performance [ 18].

When individuals evaluate stressors as imposing demands that are beyond their ability to cope, a sense of distress results; with repeated exposure to such stressors this sense of distress can become chronic.

But it is hard to have an "Otello" without an Otello, and on opening night the tenor Johan Botha struggled mightily with the part's imposing demands.

I really didn't understand the imposing demands she ascribed to appearances.

They're just not as noisy". The existence of "Albert Nobbs" the film owes more to quiet persistence than imposing demands.

A popular proposal among utilities for dealing with this sunk cost recovery problem is to impose demand charges.

In the late 1990s and 2000s, Australia experienced prolonged droughts, and water managers faced decisions over whether to augment water supplies and impose demand restrictions.

We account for the effects of deterioration on both capacity of a system and the imposed demands on the system.

In the 19th century literature started to talk about psychological stress, as a result "of the newly imposed demands of the Industrial Revolution on 19th century life may cause an overload of the nervous system ".