Sentence examples for be managed apart from inspiring English sources

The report warns that "treating sustainability as a stand-alone effort, or one that can be managed apart from the rest of the enterprise, is short-sighted and risky because sustainability is implicated in every decision, from product design and delivery to supply chain management".

Apart from dialysate [Na+], HD operating parameters for all participants will be managed in usual fashion according to local treatment goals.

Quite apart from its unknowable swap losses, the group is increasingly viewed as the Citi of insurance: too large and sprawling to be managed effectively.

In Experiments 3 and 4, wheat (to simulate volunteers) was sown with an OSR break crop that was conventionally managed apart from the herbicide treatments that the experiments were designed to test.

Almost all the shrines— and the nearby Kiri Vehera— are managed by Buddhists, apart from shrines dedicated to Teyvāṉai and Shiva and the Muslim mosque.

None of the cases were managed with medical treatments and, apart from the two hysteroscopic resections, no other minimally invasive non-surgical techniques (uterine artery embolization, magnetic resonance guided focused ultrasound) was employed.

What sets N.Y.L.S. apart is that it is managed by a man who has criticized many of the standards and much of the procedure.

Why doesn't anyone ask Second-Place Bernie why he still hasn't released his taxes, why he only became a Democrat (the party he's managing to tear apart) a few days before he declared his candidacy - why the promises he is making to the young can never be realized?

Even in a White House plagued by unprecedented conflicts of interest, Carl Icahn is managing to set himself apart.

Foster was excellent in goal and while City dominated possession, Watford did not allow themselves to be cut apart and managed to stay in the game.

Apart from ALK − cutaneous ALCL, which can be successfully managed by surgery alone, ALK + disease has better outcomes, and this distinction stratifies patients to receive less-intensified therapy.