Sentence examples for concerted management from inspiring English sources
Nevertheless, this is not just an Italian problem, but rather a collective challenge requiring concerted management, efforts and solutions at the European level, in cooperation and collaboration with the states of North Africa.
In contrast, after many decades of increasing exploitation and fish stock depletion, concerted management efforts in several regions around the world achieved the reverse: a reduction in overall exploitation rate and an increase in stock biomass in several finfish fisheries [7].
The combination of extensive and semi-intensive livestock production systems, at the level of the pastoral production units, constitutes an avenue worth exploring, but this also involves both better access to and the concerted management of resources in the territories involved.
While initial, intensive physiotherapeutic interventions can effectively minimize volume changes in the edematous limb, concerted self-management is required to maintain therapeutic benefits.
So does sane financial management, concerted efforts at recruiting and so on.
For owner organizations in the architecture, engineering, and construction industry, successful implementation of new processes for procuring, contracting, and managing requires a concerted change management effort.
However, the lack of sensitivity and specificity of these measures means the trend to undertreat pain remains in clinical practice (Carbajal et al., 2008), despite concerted efforts to improve the management of pain in this population (Anand and International Evidence-Based Group for Neonatal Pain, 2001).
Despite concerted efforts to innovate the solid waste management (SWM) system, land disposal continues to represent the most widely used technology in the treatment of urban solid waste worldwide.
While efforts to eliminate social differences in lung cancer incidence will take many years, concerted action could reduce socioeconomic inequalities in management and survival more quickly.
Despite concerted global research efforts, little progress has been made in the clinical management of these chronic infections.
The report envisages a secretariat that is more concerted in its action, and in which the secretary-general has more responsibility for management and greater accountability.An equally important proposal is to overhaul the Economic and Social Council, to strengthen its role in social development and in improving knowledge about the economic and social dimensions of security threats.
