Sentence examples for development of a management plan from inspiring English sources

He suggested that a science advisory panel be created to assist in the development of a management plan for the trees.

Identifying zones of sulphide oxidation and carbonate buffering is important in the development of a management plan for mine waste-rock piles.

Good management was achieved through cooperation in terms of the enforcement and implementation of park rules through participatory management, the development of a management plan, and a working park council.

The primary goals of the overall biodiversity survey were to provide data and analysis to support designation of Saba Bank as a marine protected area, to support the development of a management plan, and to contribute to a petition to the International Maritime Organization to designate appropriate parts of Saba Bank as a Particularly Sensitive Sea Area.

As these examples suggest, climate change impacts often can be addressed within existing legislative frameworks.> Each management system mandates the development of a management plan.

This makes sense within the context of a disease which presents in primary care but because of diagnostic uncertainty generally results in a referral followed by confirmation of diagnosis and development of a management plan within secondary care.

The first report (1) provides a description of the various policy, legislative, regulatory, and implementation options for creating such a program (derived from a review of contaminated site programs in North America, Europe, Asia, and Australia) and (2) suggests steps in developing a management plan for development of such a program.

According to the current community forestry regulations, "sustainability" is demonstrated by the development of a simple management plan, a viable legal entity, a benefit-sharing mechanism, and planned community projects (MINEF 1998).

This would require the development of a formal management plan for assistance in specific areas of need and the establishment of a set of criteria upon which countries could be judged as eligible for the assistance.

Also keeping its eye on the Bluepoints property is the South Shore Estuary Reserve Council, a state entity created in 1993 to oversee the development of a comprehensive management plan for the 499 square miles that encompasses a large estuary system and the land areas in Nassau and Suffolk that drain to it.

Since 1996, the Kaxinawá people of Western Amazonia have participated in a capacity-building program focused on natural resource management leading to the development of a territorial management plan that includes monitoring of wildlife use.