Sentence examples for manage consequences of from inspiring English sources

The purpose of this study is to explore how the shippers' manage consequences of slow-steaming maritime transport services in their supply chains.

The top five priorities to emerge from a survey and consensus event included: studies to understand the epidemiology of needs; methods to identify and manage consequences of cancer and treatment; the organisation and delivery of care; psychosocial issues; and informal carers and families (Armes et al, 2009).

The increments in survival during this period probably reflect the more effective application of existing chemotherapy treatments and better supportive care, particularly with antibiotics, blood products and growth factors to manage the consequences of myelosuppression during chemotherapy.

Instead, we pay the industry to manage the consequences of our poor diets and lifestyle habits.

Standard & Poor's hiked Colombia's sovereign-debt rating to investment grade last month.It is Mr Echeverry's task to manage the consequences of this good news.

At the same time, America is always trying to manage the consequences of mobility: it muffles rootlessness by talking about "community"; it clings to traditions, even imagined ones.

Mr. Baker also benefited from the good reputation he enjoys in both countries, dating back to his role as secretary of state in the first Bush administration, when deft and sensitive American diplomacy helped manage the consequences of the collapse of the Soviet Union.

It is these cross-cutting concerns the need for energy, and the need to manage the consequences of energy use that are creating the energy challenge that will dominate the decades ahead.

We need to settle which, if any, of these tests will be covered by insurance (as prenatal testing for Down syndrome, ultrasound screening, and other tests currently are), and how we want to manage the consequences of prenatal testing for later insurability.

Will the leaders of such places be able to manage the consequences of what appears to be a major global adjustment?

In their adulthood, they will not only have to manage the consequences of the unhealthy habits we have modeled, they will also be caring for us as a result of our apathetic indulgence.