Sentence examples for formulation of management from inspiring English sources

The actual framework that has been developed is one for the prioritization of places for biodiversity value[21] and the formulation of management plans for the long-term (in principle, infinite) survival of the biological entities of interest.

Knowledge of site quality serves as an important tool for operational planning and is a major contributing factor for the formulation of management regimes, the prediction of harvest yields and the determination of the economic value of a forest.

Results also provide a baseline to compare the physical and chemical changes in surface water that occur at spatial and seasonal scale and to establish a scientific understanding to environmental managers, policy makers, conservationist and researchers working for future planning, restoration and formulation of management strategies.

This approach is designed to facilitate policy and service sector involvement in development of the research and to enable early formulation of management and policy responses to findings.

In this regard, the SPIS programme focuses on three areas:   Improvement of the system of social protection and inclusion of children through participation of all stakeholders in policy design and formulation; Strengthening of management and coordination structures at all governmental levels; Building and improving local models of social protection and inclusion of children at municipal level.

Measurement of ecological, climatic and anthropogenic changes underpins the formulation of effective management strategies for sustainable use and protection of the marine environment.

Our findings can form the basis for future formulation of targeted management actions to lower A. lucorum overwintering populations in cotton-growing landscapes of northern China.

Previously, a number of inexact optimization techniques were developed for assisting in the formulation of energy management plans and generation of optimal decision schemes (Liu et al. [2000]; Cai et al. [2009]; Lin and Huang, [2009]).

In order to provide a perspective on how these limitations may be avoided in future formulation of the management framework, more matured and well-accepted approaches to decision analysis in dam safety and the utility industry, where public health and public investment are of great concern, are presented and their applicability in subsurface remediation management is discussed.

The authors argue that the formulation of land management policies and institutions needs to take into account the land use transition phase of targeted region, not only current land use transition phase but also its subsequent phase corresponding to regional socio-economic development transformation.

As healthcare costs rise, the availability of these economic evaluations becomes increasingly important to the formulation of disease management strategies which are both clinically effective and financially responsible.