Sentence examples for identifying management from inspiring English sources
Fire officials have said that their inquiry will focus on identifying management and policy initiatives that would improve the department's response to the next disaster.
Especially under changing environmental conditions there is an increasing need of identifying management options for preserving biodiversity.
The focal species approach to nature conservation provides a method for identifying management actions required to meet the needs of the most vulnerable species in a landscape with respect to the threatening processes responsible for their decline.
The novel ecosystems decision framework was a useful tool for identifying management options because it framed results that enabled a quantitative comparison of the degree of novelty of ecosystems across the landscape and also defined barriers to restoration.
The effort of identifying management models for information systems has conventionally been the property of technology deployment.
Therefore, in this critical review we focus on identifying management options that may be put into effect immediately.
This paper aims to use soft systems methodology (SSM) to identify management support system opportunities for managing energy and utility usage in textile manufacturing processes.
The aim of the work is to identify management landscapes, landscapes that have exceptionally high conservation value and which could be managed as one management unit.
The inspection of the other airlines -- America West, American, Continental, Delta, Northwest, Southwest, TWA, United and US Airways -- is an unusual effort to identify management problems.
In assessing the performance of the cabinet departments, administration officials said they had identified management issues that most needed attention and that the poor marks were therefore to be expected.
In the aftermath of the Zarooni scandal Lord Stevens, a former commissioner of the Metropolitan Police, conducted an inquiry into Sheikh Mohammed's global equine operations, which decided that Zarooni had acted alone but also identified "management failings, insufficient oversight and a sense of complacency" in the organisation.
