Sentence examples for draft management from inspiring English sources

Our results highlighted the importance of managing enclosure quality and the location of farms, and goverments should draft management regulations.

That is the area open for specialty timber logging under the draft management plan.

The draft management plan cites cultural sensitivities as a key reason to stop describing the area as a "wilderness", saying that term is "problematic to Aboriginal people" because it "wrongly implies" it is a landscape empty of human culture.

Last weekend, when Hodgman flew into the area via seaplane to open the hotel, he used the occasion to announce a draft management plan allowing new tourism ventures in previously untouched areas of Tasmania's world heritage area.

Sculthorpe told Guardian Australia the TAC had not had time to read and discuss the draft management plan as a community, partly, she said, because its requests to see an early copy were denied.

The draft management plan, released on Thursday after a leaked report was obtained by the Australian, cites concerns raised by Indigenous Australians as one of the key reasons to remove the word "wilderness" from descriptions of the area, and replace it with the word "remote".

Here's the draft fisheries management plan (PDF) for the region.

The trade unions will present the outline of their draft water management policy at their forthcoming May Day conference.

A draft revenue management bill in Sierra Leone would require the government to publish a statement of its tax expenditure, detailing all tax exemptions, beneficiaries, and lost revenue.

One lawyer familiar with developments said there was such widespread disagreement among the clubs about the desirability of a worldwide draft that management might abandon the idea.

The draft rangeland management and pastoralism policy of Uganda recognizes that rangelands provide grazing pastures, wetlands, forests, arable land and water bodies that support pastoralists' and agro-pastoralists' livelihoods and other users who harness benefits from wildlife, woodlands, medicinal plants, minerals, scenic landscapes, watersheds and oil and gas.