Sentence examples for are largely managed from inspiring English sources

At the State Department, her operations are largely managed by longtime confidante Cheryl Mills.

These are largely managed by teams devoted to quarter-length OKRs who need to iterate rapidly and safely.

Instead, the Trust for Public Land bought about 60, which are largely managed by Greenthumb, part of the New York City Department of Parks and Recreation, and the New York Restoration Project bought about 50, creating a subsidiary, the New York Garden Trust, to oversee them.

As well as basic infrastructure, there's the services that contribute to tourism growth, which are largely managed by local municipalities that – as many have complained – do not receive an equal share of the funds from tourism.

Generally Forest Reserves, Wildlife Reserves, National Parks and Customary Land forests are largely managed as secondary forests, or facilitate the development of secondary forest.

"Unfortunately it is the taxpayers' money that you are largely managing," said Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison, Republican of Texas, a state where 50 Chrysler dealers were closed, "and I just think we have a requirement not only to help the people where plants are closed but the many communities and dealers that are getting shafted".

The second most common deformity of the anterior chest wall, pectus carinatum, is a diverse deformity that has been largely managed using open techniques.

The country was itself unable to supply the oil company with sufficient skilled workers, and oil production was largely managed and undertaken by foreigners.

Yet voters seemed conscious and proud of the historic moment, in a free election organized by Liberians; its predecessor in 2005 was largely managed by the United Nations.

"I do not fear HIV as it is now understood," he explains, at one point, "a fragile, hard-to-catch virus that leads to an infection that is largely managed with drugs..

"Grant-making by the Gates foundation," concluded one, "seems to be largely managed through an informal system of personal networks and relationships rather than by a more transparent process based on independent and technical peer review".