Sentence examples for Satisfactory management from inspiring English sources
Satisfactory management of this condition requires a knowledge of possible underlying causes, physical comorbidities, possible differential diagnoses, and the various therapeutic modalities available.
Plication alone may be satisfactory management if the ulcer diathesis is medically controlled.
Hair loss can be a psychologically devastating adverse effect of chemotherapy, but satisfactory management strategies for chemotherapy-induced alopecia remain elusive.
The rules were upheld by President Obama's Interior Department, which said that both states had developed satisfactory management plans and that the wolves, in effect, could be released into their custody.
"I have undertaken to meet fishermen in the near future to discuss options with them and officials from both departments will be working hard together to develop a satisfactory management regime for the future". But that may not satisfy Europe.
To qualify as an AEO, it is necessary that the company meet the criteria specified by the Customs of the country in question, including having appropriate records of compliance with customs requirements and a satisfactory management system of commercial records (Sá Porto et al., 2013).
The water consumption indices showed that this mall has a satisfactory water management program.
The critics are right that WBBM's program had production flaws that probably contributed to its failure to gain ratings satisfactory to management, but there is a more serious cause for its failure -- one that plays right into the presidential election's concentration on the failure of our educational system.
In emergency settings accurate and prompt diagnosis is crucial in satisfactory patient management.
It presents a model of just cause, identifying the components of the employee's obligation to provide satisfactory work, management's objectives for imposing discipline, and the union's objective of achieving fairness in discipline administration.
100% encouraged and motivated learners; offered fair punishment to offenders; prepared a lesson and used it; and maintained satisfactory classroom management.
