Sentence examples for formally manage from inspiring English sources

She and Federer have been together since the 2000 Summer Olympics in Sydney, when he was just a teenager with great potential but not yet a great r?m Mirka later helped formally manage his career, travel and media commitments, typing by his side on her smart phone as he gave interviews.

Initially this was not formally managed until in the 1970s formal schemes were enacted which terminated in 2002 (for more information on New Zealand's earlier work permit schemes see (Appleyard and Stahl, 1995)).

Despite this, logbooks are rarely formally managed, with the content only available to the authoring engineer.

A good data governance framework ensures that organisational data is formally managed throughout the enterprise and provides efficient access to accurate data and business intelligent tools for further analysis.

The project approach focused on two principles: (1) wildlife movement is not limited to formally managed reserves and corridors, but occurs across a gradient of land uses in the human landscape, and (2) that local and regional planners should be included in the process of identifying habitat connectivity needs and in turn incorporate connectivity in their own planning processes.

In fact, the land formally managed by SFE and allocated to the households were former swidden plots.

No explicit "integrated coastal and ocean management" policy or program has been formally instituted to manage coastal and marine issues in México.

No needs assessment, access or outcome measures were introduced formally to performance manage service providers; so the completion of a true commissioning cycle is almost impossible.

He also said that the Vatican had formally appointed him to manage its financial affairs, the complaint said.

Future clinical trials are needed that are designed to formally assess interventions to manage HFSR and other skin toxicities related to multikinase inhibitors such as regorafenib.

In the buildup towards the UEFA Euro 2012 tournament, the team's first major competition since their 2008 run at the same event, manager Slaven Bilić formally agreed a deal to manage Russian club Lokomotiv Moscow, thereby announcing he would resign from the national team when the tournament ended.