Sentence examples for imposing the framework from inspiring English sources
If you wanted to write something about, say, the phrases people use on Twitter that you find highly irritating, you can get away with not making any kind of over-all, analytical point by imposing the framework of a list.
But international research funders say they are unlikely to impose the framework wholesale.
We were also concerned about imposing the a priori framework implied by our review questions onto study findings without allowing for the possibility that a different or modified framework may be a better fit.
With no prior knowledge of Ms. Bowersox's barn-burning run through "Idol," Mr. Berlin wasn't about to impose the usual framework around her.
Where I struggle the most with imposing the top-down traditional educational framework on students is in early childhood education -- an area of keen interest to me and my colleagues at the Kellogg Foundation.
On borders, he said: "These restrictions were imposed in the framework of hostilities".
"This contradicts international law because sanctions can only be imposed within the framework of the United Nations and its security council".
Because the origins of biblical eschatology are found in unique "historical" events (such as the Exodus of the Hebrews from Egypt in the 13th century bce), difficulties occur when eschatological concepts are imposed on the framework of other religions.
In discrimination cases, our precedents require a plaintiff at the summary judgment stage to produce either direct evidence of discrimination or, if the claim is based primarily on circumstantial evidence, to meet the shifting evidentiary burdens imposed under the framework articulated in McDonnell Douglas Corp. v. Green, 411 U. S. 792 (1973).
"This contradicts international law, because sanctions can only be imposed within the framework of the United Nations and its Security Council," he said.
If A 1 = A 2 = ⋯ = A N, the restriction of strict convexness imposed on the framework of the space can be removed.
