That has sometimes entailed extra effort.
Making a difference entailed advocacy efforts such as lobbying the government for increased funding and bringing clients' needs to the attention of the ASO board.
This particular campaign, for which the Mongols had to organize a navy in order to cross the Yangtze River and move into southern China, entailed tremendous logistical efforts.
But the British model of reaching the majority of its audience through newsstand sales did not work, forcing the company to resort to a subscription model and the expensive, direct-mail efforts to obtain readers that entailed.
As the expression suggests, this process entailed iterations over time of leaders' deliberate efforts to learn from program experiences and, in response, to try to implement continued improvements to the program.
The Democrats have responded to Republican criticism that they are burdening future generations with debt by making great effort to reduce deficits; this often entailed capping social expenditures.
Capacity building in foreign assistance efforts has in the past often entailed donor country organizations driving the design and implementation of their technical assistance programs without equal participation from partner country organizations.
It does not entail them, nor is it entailed by them.
We used duration as a measure of foraging/CFL effort since this metric relates to the opportunity costs entailed.
However, we believe that the efficacy of the approach may require further interrogation in light of the time and effort taken to complete the process and the complexity it entailed.
Compared with Charlie Chaplin's "Great Dictator" or Jack Benny's "To Be or Not to Be," both from 1939 -- contemporaneous films that took courage, entailed risk and might have conceivably had some effect -- Mr. Brooks's efforts are transparent, self-serving, risk-free excuses for acting out his bizarre obsession with the Führer.
