Sentence examples for imposed undertaking from inspiring English sources

The situation in Iraq today is an imposed undertaking by outsiders (top down) whose interest, though disguised, is more political than benevolent.

The educational context in which this randomized trial was undertaken imposed certain constraints on its conduction and execution.

The only conditions they imposed were that he undertake no air or naval action against China and that he permit only South Korean troops into the zone of the Korean-Chinese frontier along the Yalu River.

NSW is a large state and the vast distances can impose logistical difficulties when undertaking research projects in a number of sites.

After an unsuccessful invasion from neighbouring Portuguese Guinea (now Guinea-Bissau) in 1971, he undertook a political purge and imposed severe restrictions on opposition forces in his country.

Many extant learning paradigms for mice rely on negative reinforcement, involve simple problems that are relatively rapidly acquired and thus preclude time-course assessment, and may impose the need to undertake additional experiments to determine the extent to which noncognitive behaviors influence the measures of learning.

The measure is intended to reward developers for undertaking particularly demanding environmental cleanups, while imposing tighter controls on the tax breaks given for the structures to be built on a site.

Choosing the AGREE II instrument for validation purposes imposed constraints on what comparative testing could be undertaken.

To overcome the limitations imposed by macroscale system, vigorous efforts have been undertaken to develop robust laboratory test over the past decades.

Centralized management, in both the forms of imposed quarantines or trade restrictions and eradication activities undertaken, risks sparking local conflict of the kinds that Carroll and others (2006) mention.

"It would be unfortunate if they instead refuse to undertake a fresh start until one is imposed upon them during proxy season".