Sentence examples for imposing logistics from inspiring English sources
To handle the imposing logistics, Eighth Blackbird, the vital new-music group that programmed most of the Tune-In festival, enlisted the percussionist Doug Perkins, who coordinated two performances of Xenakis's "Persephassa" on Central Park Lake last summer.
At the regional level, an additional group of stakeholders, the real estate developers, emerged and imposed logistics land use and development as a dominant item on the meetings' agenda.
Given the complex logistics imposed by the casting, the storytelling can get muddled in places.
"Inefficient logistics services impede trade by imposing an extra cost in terms of time as well as money" (Korinek and Sourdin, 2011, p. 2).
Meanwhile, a wider, comprehensive and unified logistics concept has replaced the older concept of services that are provided separately from the transport and distribution chain, thus imposing the necessity to grant efficiency and efficacy to the logistics chain as a whole (Sanchez and Pinto 2015).
A Far-Flung Enterprise The challenge of Alaska's high school sports structure is not just its geographic and weather extremes, and the daunting travel logistics they impose.
High income boroughs, where public transport users work but do not vote, have the worst public transportation logistics and impose restrictions to bus movements.
Consider this: a corporation's failure to maximize the knowledge in its data and thereby to contribute to unnecessary logistics costs imposes upon itself and others (as well as international trade) what amounts to an inefficiency-based tax.
Inefficient logistics structure imposes additional time and financial costs and exerts negative effects on the competitiveness of both enterprises and countries [ 38, 39].
