Sentence examples for coordinates management from inspiring English sources

Bob Beal, an official with the Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission, a regional group that coordinates management plans for the menhaden and other fisheries, said that in 2010, the menhaden population was estimated to have been reduced to 8 percent of its maximum potential.

An organizational entity generally called "Project Management Office" can be responsible for project management knowledge and systematic developer of it which can centralize and coordinate management of those projects under its domain.

SWM integrates ICTs to monitor water resources, diagnose problems, improve efficiency and coordinate management to help overcome the challenges to provide every citizen with sustainable water supply (ITU, 2014; Heland et al., 2015) Fig. 1.

Social networks can often develop to serve this purpose, enabling various actors to collaborate, share information and coordinate management efforts [36].

For example, legislative features can be used to coordinate management outside of jurisdictional boundaries.

A Technical Advisory Group was also convened to advise and coordinate management efforts.

The analogy for climate change adaptation would be a group that would coordinate management activities, interpret research findings, inform on priority-setting, and disseminate data and tools.

It also necessitates re-thinking of models of health care delivery and requires policy interventions to integrate and coordinate management of co-morbid chronic diseases.

Formal institutions that coordinate management actions and pool risk can offer protection against liability and other risks associated with working with others (Amacher and others 2003).

Several sites included in the study were formal large-scale conservation initiatives whose aims included coordinating management between, buffering, extending and in some cases eventually physically linking existing nature reserves.

The Jigawa state Ministry of Health and the Gunduma Health System Board (the body coordinating management of health services across a cluster of LGAs within the state) developed this minimum service package, mindful of state needs and concerns.