Sentence examples for be managed by one from inspiring English sources

Forest policy statement number 2 tries to address this situation: "To ensure efficiency in forest management and conservation, the central government forest reserves will be managed by one or several specialized executive agencies or by the private sector.

That debt will be managed by one of two trusts.

First is the belief that Turkey is too big to be managed by one man, especially given its surviving culture of democracy.

To help absorb some of the company's new assets, Janus said it would introduce Janus Fund 2, which will be managed by one of Mr. Rollins' assistants.

The achievement of a separation of two or more distinct phases what is termed mechanical or physical separation (although neither word is precisely descriptive)—can be managed by one of two major technologies: filtration and sedimentation.

United has been managed by Scots for 75 of the past 100 years (it seems fairly likely they will never be managed by one again), but Moyes was only ever the most flattering, rootsy Glasgow-centred Ferguson-Busby facsimile.

It is managed by One Roof, a Leicester organisation which focuses on homelessness, and funded by the Muslim charity Human Appeal, the Church of England's Near Neighbours programme and the Christian charity Housing Justice, as well as donations.

We have an R&D lab in New Mexico that's managed by one of my sons, and professional sculptors are working on the mechanics of giving the elephants new legs as we speak".

IPTV systems are managed by one operator, from video head-end to the user, and are based on ordinary broadcast television, using IP multicast.

Today, Shiwa House, as it is known, is managed by one of Gore-Browne's grandsons, a man in his fifties named Charles Harvey.

The estate is managed by one of Mr. Amar's daughters, Badriya Amar, a 61-year-old widow who still lives in Kadum.