Sentence examples for introduction and management from inspiring English sources

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Community members have a positive view of the capabilities of the professionals, in particular their abilities as resource persons in the areas of budget management, policy formulation and the introduction and management of change.

There have also been complaints about the reluctance of lenders to pass on rate changes, and about the extent to which the introduction and management of QE have risked politicising the committee.

For the cacao research community, it is of interest to understand how cacao populations are shaped by germplasm introductions and management.

Our guidelines try to propose practical recommendations to facilitate the introduction, switching and management of LAI antipsychotics in the different phases of schizophrenia or bipolar disorder.

We have addressed some of the sub-requirements of guideline repositories in the Introduction: security and management of user privileges, version control and audit trail of changes, and searchable content (possibly assisted by controlled vocabularies).

As a result, the competitiveness of modern business to a greater extent depends on some employees' technical competences, those who are responsible for the choice, practical introduction, and effective management of appropriate technologies and people (Tidd 2005, etc).

The principal published recommendations on the introduction and appropriate management of these drugs in clinical practice are also collected, as well as certain recommendations given by the authors based on their experience.

As Hobbs and Norton (2004) point out, the sites' starting conditions, order of species introductions and subsequent management will all interact to affect how a community will develop.

Organizations involved in addressing land degradation and invasions should promote the dissemination of knowledge and awareness of both the impacts and benefits of Prosopis to prevent unwise introductions and promote management (Fig.  7).

It was evident that providing abundant material and didactic lectures traced from the introduction to management, and collecting and resolving the questions, promoted comprehension.