Sentence examples for strategy imposed on from inspiring English sources

People willingly let themselves be exploited, and the people who own the company have no other choice because they're under-funded and they're following a totally unrealistic strategy imposed on them by the venture capitalists.

The journalists also fail to note the tremendous loss that the German export strategy imposes on German workers.

In the study, deficit irrigation (DI) strategies were imposed on a young orange orchard in Sicily (Southern Italy) with the aim to monitor and analyze crop physiological features, first yield and fruit quality data for possible negative effects.

This month, the US began its retaliation strategy, imposing new economic sanctions on North Korea, targeted at several of the country's most prominent individuals and organisations.

This reactive strategy imposes a strong limitation on the potential contribution of current RGS to the performance improvement of a traffic network.

Second, our identification strategy imposes an exclusion restriction based on whether or not a respondent moved to the rural countryside during the cultural revolution.

This transmission strategy imposes both a population bottleneck on the symbionts (reducing the symbiont genetic diversity available to the host and increasing the mutational load for the symbiont through genetic drift (Allen et al. 2009; Moran 1996)) as well as imposing codiversification (evidence often seen in phylogenetic analyses of host and symbiont).

Our study is strengthened by the use of a broad search strategy with no limitations imposed on language or date of publication.

M.W.: Just to clarify, by "socially initiated coping strategies" I meant those imposed on individuals, not those offered for voluntary choice by individuals (savings plans, Weight Watchers, etc).

The local search strategy based on LHS is imposed on particles in the top layer every specified number of generations.

Two innovation induction strategies are considered, one centered on requirements imposed on suppliers and other oriented in developing new products.