Sentence examples for a management body from inspiring English sources

Shortly after taking office in June 2012, he dissolved a management body tasked with ensuring conservation inside the Leuser Ecosystem, one of the last places where the Sumatran elephant, rhinoceros, tiger and orangutan live together.

The complex relationship between water supply and water demand compelled Water Resources Commission (Water-Resources-Commission 2012) of Ghana to establish the Pra River Basin Board—a decentralized management body to facilitate the implementation of Integrated Water Resources Management IWRMM).

An operational management procedure (OMP) is defined as a management procedure that is currently being used to determine management actions or has been intensively tested by a competent management body to a level where it could be used in practice.

The teams have a single management body with joint policies and targets.

He delayed moving to the science ministry, he says, because he had been busy this past week standing for election to a cricket management body in Mumbai.

BMW Oracle Racing, the America's Cup defender, has released a draft copy of the rules for the next regatta, which call for a neutral race management body and cost-cutting measures.

The treaty also fails to recognize the JRC as a main water management body.

The executive body of the Rugna Kalyan Samiti (RKS) (a facility level management body formed after the NRHM comprising of local community members and medical superintendent as its president) was given the powers and authority to administer and manage the contracts with private providers.

"[Globalization among business schools] is something that's speeding up as companies buy each other up and move elsewhere," says Nicola Hijlkema, director of management education services at the European Foundation for Management Development (EFMD), a management research body that's based in Brussels.

Although it has no management body, Falun Gong has an estimated 80 million to 100 million followers worldwide.

Cuts to the Environment Agency merely risk reducing it from a flood-management body to an emergency response service and making future floods even more damaging".