Sentence examples for long management from inspiring English sources
And it is a law of nature that, when something goes on too long, management tends to chop off what can be chopped off.
However, these forests have a long management history, as they are also important for timber production and stock grazing.
By contrast, the lack of a long management history and an associated focus on natural disturbances in parts of North America and Australia are reflected in an emphasis on natural disturbance patterns as a template for alternative silviculture (Attiwill 1994; Drever et al. 2006; Long 2009).
There is a need to examine ART policies both inside and outside correctional settings and aim towards the establishment of effective life long management of HIV infection for persons affected by incarceration.
Even so, for far too long, management-led buyouts often read like scripts with definite outcomes.
Before long, management-side employment lawyers were urging corporate clients to put themselves on the same legal footing.
A doctor who was appointed as acting manager when the previous manager went into a year-long management course, had difficulties completing tasks in time, because he continuously had to learn new terminology associated with each new task.
Clinicians have reason to be concerned when they manage a chronic and debilitating condition that requires aggressive, life-long management.
In July, Murdoch flew Blair to Australia to speak at the News Corporation's week-long management retreat, on Hayman Island.
That's the kind of talk that drives most addiction experts crazy, because it stigmatizes medications that often work, and upholds the idea of "cure," instead of acknowledging that addiction is more like a chronic disease that may need life-long management.
Outcomes reported include improvements in knowledge and understanding, increased self-awareness and engagement in reflection and improved student tutor relationships, assistance in knowledge management processes and connection between learning at organisational and individual levels, and career-long management of continuing professional development activity.
