Sentence examples for imposing tasks on from inspiring English sources

In this story, "the Egyptians became ruthless in imposing tasks on the Israelites, and made their lives bitter" (Exodus 1 13-14).

For nearly another year, the couple commuted, an imposing task.

Making a kosher kitchen is an imposing task.

Figurative predication is one way to impose these tasks on a listener; that's one of our main reasons for resorting to it.

When the system standard itself contains contradiction or imposes impossible tasks on health workers, we cannot expect that a continuous training approach alone will produce quality data.

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].

This can be measured by the cost it imposes on task performance: Sound with deviating elements impairs performance in comparison with sound with no deviating elements.

At the same time, Chunks and Tasks imposes restrictions on data access and task dependencies that facilitate the development of high performance parallel back ends.

The numerical results in their article found high relative velocities imposing a hard task on some cooperative maneuvers including underlying routing protocols.

He took her to task for imposing herself on the people and for acting like a "parallel head of state".

This suited the rich economies because it distanced them from the unpleasant task of imposing austerity on profligate economies in search of aid.