Sentence examples for are going to be managed from inspiring English sources

"If he is genuinely impressive, then both of them are going to be managed with kid gloves next year to set up a race that doesn't even bear thinking about really," Findlay said.

"We think that if people are really interested in saving the rain forest, they should buy tropical wood, because if the forests are going to be managed, there has to be value there".

"In the short-term the major issues are going to be managing the NHS with less money and dealing with the consequences on priorities and quality of care".

At this point it's still unclear what that will entail — we don't know, for example, whether our doctors are going to be managing our DNA profiles, or whether consumers will be responsible for them.

They look at how it's going to be managed in the future".

Instead, this deal is going to be managed through price and bidding.

"Day 1, I gave everyone the chance to come on board and change to my philosophy of how the company is going to be managed," he said.

"Either this case is going to be managed or it will become an albatross that controls all our lives," Judge Hellerstein told the lawyers in May, directing both sides to overcome their differences.

And I don't really believe in this tightly integrated, very efficient environment that is going to be managed out of single control room.

The final objective of such a system, that is going to be managed in a specific Documentation Centre, is the gradual creation of a multidisciplinary data archive that will allow the various research and conservation actions to be updated.

[Mother, Interview 7] "A negative part would be to make sure that everyone understands [sic] how that data is going to be managed and what the process will be to access that data, and who can access that data.