Sentence examples for Acceptable management from inspiring English sources

Findings increase our understanding of the human dimensions of wild hog management and that of other similarly invasive animals, and may guide resource managers in designing effective and socially acceptable management strategies to control wild hog populations in Tennessee and elsewhere.

(In Wyoming, wolves are still on the endangered list because the state has yet to develop even a minimally acceptable management scheme).

In order to achieve socially acceptable management solutions, a survey of the local population of the National Park of Eastern Macedonia and Thrace in Greece was carried out.

The most effective and acceptable management for A. besseyi is hot water treatment of the rice seeds (EPPO, 2012).

However, because of risk concerns, fire is no longer an acceptable management option on DOC administered land (P. Willemse, DOC, 2008, pers. comm).

Safe, economical and environmentally acceptable management of coal waste involves consideration of geology, soil and rock mechanics, hydrology, hydraulics, geochemistry, soil science, agronomy and environmental sciences.

Acceptable managements of such large defects are full-thickness skin graft (FTSG) and split-thickness skin grafts (STSG) [5].

The IGALL safety report represents a common internationally agreed basis on what constitutes acceptable ageing management programmes, as well as a knowledge base on ageing management for design of new plants, design reviews, safety reviews (such as periodic safety review), etc., and serves as a roadmap to available information on ageing management.

A socially acceptable manure management system that simultaneously achieves the pressing environmental objectives while balancing the socio-economic welfare of farmers and society at large is needed.

People's perceptions of what they think is acceptable financial management can impact how they describe their own behavior.

There is nothing acceptable about management taking out their personal fears and insecurities on their workers.