Sentence examples for can only be managed from inspiring English sources

It is argued that safety, risk and reliability in technological systems can only be managed indirectly through the direct management of hazard.

Many illnesses can be treated but not cured, and pain can only be managed.

No one knows what causes it, it can only be managed, not cured.

Energy demand is inelastic: it can only be managed with a civil commitment seen most often in war.

Migration can only be managed by the EU as a whole: and its scale and complexity necessitates cooperation and collective action," said Soda.

The population changes are causing growing alarm among experts, who believe sustained growth in developing countries can only be managed with economic help from rich countries.

So the risks are immense and can only be sensibly managed by reducing greenhouse gas emissions, which will require a new low-carbon industrial revolution.

Time, for example, is real, but it can only be efficiently managed when it is represented by a clock or a calendar.

Many parks in the region can only be preserved and managed through a commitment of residents and innovative management approaches.

The main cause for this is that the JPA standard imposes that updates can only be done on managed entities, i.e. it forces the ONDM to read the object prior to update.

Many urban parks can only be preserved and managed through the commitment of residents and non-governmental organizations (NGOs).