Sentence examples for directives management from inspiring English sources

In the same vein, Michael Schwartz, the Fish and Wildlife Service's Chief of Policy and Directives Management, warned on May 14, 2008 that "The rule was published before they did any NEPA analysis.

Furthermore, common industry patterns around directive management and mistrust between managers and workers made communication more difficult.

Here, we investigate the success and failures of the application of the Ramsar framework's policy directives and management guidelines for urban wetlands using two rapidly expanding cities in South Asia as case studies – Colombo Sri Lankaandand Kolkata (India).

Such an alteration is made only under the supervision of a knowledgeable coach, not a directive from management.

The case study analysis of a regional policy statement and district plan showed a very directive risk management framework in the regional policy statement, and a district plan that appeared to implement that framework.

Twenty years ago, Al Pacino starred in the movie version of David Mamet's "Glengarry Glen Ross," receiving an Oscar nomination for his performance as Ricky Roma, one of a group of shady real-estate agents whose directive from management is to "always be closing". .

When we were interns, fresh out of medical school, for example, Dr. M seemed to be everywhere at once, filling our lives with directives on patient management, directions on where to cut ("just a millimeter lower!") and daily assurances that even the greatest of surgeons all started out struggling to remove grape-sized sebaceous cysts and egg-shaped benign fatty lumps and bumps.

To describe the current status of implementation of European directives for risk management in radiotherapy and to assess variability in risk management in the following areas: 1) in-country regulatory framework; 2) proactive risk assessment; (3) reactive analysis of events; and (4) reporting and learning systems.

Although waste management directives have been in place at the European level since 2008, Poland, along with some other E.U. countries, has taken its time to write the laws into national legislation.

The delays have been caused by a variety of problems, which include the agency's inability to verify quickly that applicants are in fact related to victims; disorganized records; ever-changing management directives; and the cyclical turnover among volunteers, with veterans often leaving unfinished files to untrained rookies.

In contrast, resilience does not play a role in the legally binding EPCIP and flood management directives.