Sentence examples for a management regime from inspiring English sources

But I think it's possible to engineer a management regime where they wouldn't".

It recommends that the UK government plays an active role, ensuring that a management regime is based on sound science to prevent the risk of overfishing.

For example, region-wide applications of a management regime that focused only on continuous overstory cover would not promote conditions and patterns associated with severe, larger-scale disturbances, e.g., certain early successional habitat features.

First, the landscape of New Zealand fisheries issues is very much a product of the contingent interaction of the QMS, a management regime designed around the principles of a FSM approach and laid down in a neo-liberal political environment and Maori aspirations encompassing the fisheries sector.

If lots of tweets are going out in an area that are anti-police, you might allow the event to go ahead under a management regime, rather than trying to shut it down, which will risk increasing trouble".

In our study system, Calluna populations are not harvested but subjected to a management regime that affects their life cycle.

A spokeswoman emphasised the company is now under a new management regime and said a settlement with Dutch prosecutors "has closed a chapter from the past".

Natural England and Walshaw Estate Ltd issued a joint statement in March saying that they had resolved their dispute and that the estate had entered a "new management regime" in an agreement that was binding for 25 years.

Was he trying to wrest the company he founded more than a half-century ago from a new management regime that he thought was steering his legacy astray?

The problem is that such a regime could easily lead to a conservative management regime encouraging the use of existing methods and tools, as new activities and novel solutions and arrangements necessarily mean increased uncertainties.

Low densities of herbivores provide the best chance of attaining this objective (see Section IV.1 2013), but so far no evidence has been presented that a single management regime can accommodate all species in a local species pool (Dennis et al., 1997, Dennis, Young & Bentley, 2001).