Sentence examples for management and regulate from inspiring English sources
It should lay down environmental regulations for debris disposal and landfill management, and regulate the use of cash-for-work programs.
Although SOC is an indicator of soil quality, conceptualization of soil fractions can be used to detect even slight changes in management and regulate degradation [4, 5].
Such an approach to management requires, among other things, integrated ecosystem assessments to inform management decisions and regulate human pressures [3], [4], [5].
Assessments of the environmental status of marine ecosystems are increasingly needed to inform management decisions and regulate human pressures to meet the objectives of environmental policies.
Banksia ericifolia is listed in Part 1 Group 1 of Schedule 13 of the National Parks and Wildlife Act 1974; this means that as a common and secure species it is exempted from any licensing or tagging requirements under the 2002 2005 management plan to minimise and regulate the use of protected and threatened plants in the cut-flower industry in New South Wales.
However, it should be reminded that user fees might not have been the causal element but rather the lack of organisational readiness and management skills to implement and regulate the systems effectively.
The demographic and socioeconomic influence on wildland urban interface fires should be explicitly considered by policymakers, and complement biophysical data to plan land use and regulate forest management, as well as to measure the additional effort needed for firefighting (e.g., investments in infrastructure and extra workers) to attend the greater population.
The process of protecting sites, artefacts and places of archaeological value – often referred to as cultural resource management (CRM) or archaeological heritage management – is established, defined and regulated by a range of national laws and international conventions, charters and other agreements.
Most developed countries have well documented and regulated management strategies, such as the Italian directives for the remediation of asbestos-cement roofs to be treated prior to disposal on landfill [ 146].
Their extravagance and influence-peddling prompted a political backlash that led to laws in 1906 reorganizing the insurance business and regulating its management of surplus funds.
