Sentence examples for developing a recovery from inspiring English sources
Developing a recovery plan can help managers better understand when an employee is becoming unwell and allows them to intervene on a practical level, advises Charlotte.
However, the US Fish and Wildlife Service has said it is still developing a recovery plan and expects that the delay will not cause the species' extinction.
After months of unbridled "optimism" in the face of the financial crisis, Boris Johnson announced today that he is developing a "recovery plan" for London's economy.
Developing a recovery focus in mental health services is a policy goal internationally, and hope is a central component of recovery.
This paper presents a general overview of the key physicochemical and toxicological properties of chemicals that should be evaluated when developing a recovery strategy.
Jack Creighton, chief executive of United, said in a statement yesterday, "As we said when agreement was reached with District 141M last month, reaching an agreement with District 141 is a milestone in developing a recovery plan that meets the needs of passengers, preserves jobs and puts the company on the road to financial stability".
McCormack conceded the fish-kill crisis was "a terrible mess" and reiterated the government's promise of $5m to develop a recovery strategy.
I support the United States Fish and Wildlife Service's decision to develop a recovery plan for the jaguar and encourage this agency to reclaim authority over jaguar recovery in the United States.
By 1978, they were listed as endangered in the lower 48 states, except for Minnesota, where they were considered "threatened". The federal government developed a recovery plan that included the reintroduction of wolves to the Northern Rockies in 1995 and 1996.
Sturgeon numbers have plummeted by as much as 99 percent in some areas of the East Coast, and while NOAA has not yet developed a recovery plan, the new listing could affect as many as 42 fisheries, particularly those that support the gillnetting of monkfish and spiny dogfish, pound-netting of striped bass and trawling for flounder.
