Sentence examples for managed under an from inspiring English sources

The U.S. West Coast limited entry groundfish trawl fishery is managed under an individual fishing quota program.

Do sites managed under an agri-environment scheme support significantly more biodiversity than sites managed in accordance with traditional agricultural practices?

Likewise, the 'command and control' approach to policymaking that seeks to regulate all areas of a system can actually undermine the system's capacity to work (Krätli and Schareika 2010) - as is the case when ephemeral wetlands are managed under an equilibrium model.

Since the ISS is not really owned by any one country, but managed under an international partner's agreement, the ISS' transfer to an acceptable private sector entity could be a nice trade for NASA' invitation to its international partners to join in the new lunar station.

This is the first study of the postoperative patient-reported quality of recovery in colorectal cancer managed under an ERAS protocol using the QoR-40.

So far, Khan AS et al. [ 15] have reported the postoperative health-related quality of life of patients managed under an ERAS protocol, using the SF-12 (Short Form 12), which is a questionnaire that evaluates the patient-reported outcome.

It is managed under a license agreement with the city by Lincoln Center Inc., a nonprofit corporation that is under the oversight of the Department of Parks and Recreation.

The act would dissolve the allottees' water rights and give water to the tribe to be managed under a permit system.

Right now, the security of airports and airliners is managed under a convoluted system where airport owners, airlines and the Federal Aviation Administration all have overlapping responsibilities.

That lost generation of talent - so poorly managed under a succession of coaches (most notably Robbie Deans and Ewen McKenzie) and out-of-touch Australian Rugby Union regimes - would have as its beginning the 2010 Bledisloe Cup fixture in Hong Kong, won 26-24 by the Wallabies at the death, courtesy of a James O'Connor try and sideline conversion.

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