Sentence examples for management as represented from inspiring English sources

More than 20 industry professionals were consulted to confirm the various barriers to risk management, as represented in the literature.

This paper examines the partnership approach to urban environmental infrastructure improvement, development and management as represented by the SIP.

It is possible that patients who entered the trial preconception were more motivated and experienced in diabetes self-management than those enrolling postconception, as represented by tighter control and less hypoglycemia.

Steroid therapy has been widely accepted as representing essential management in the patient with vasopressor-dependent septic shock [ 8], and therefore it comes as no surprise that glucocorticoids may be of benefit to patients outside the ICU.

Three years ago Michael S. Ovitz, one of Hollywood's titans in the 1980's and early 90's, formed a management company to produce films and television programs as well as represent stars, directors, writers and sports figures.

"He really pushes the envelope as far as representing his players," said Ronald Dick, a professor of sports management at the University of New Haven.

Mr. Grubman said if he had even a slight inkling that the operations were not as management represented them, he would have adopted a more negative approach to the stock.

Integrated ecological environmental management represents a new approach to traditional environmental management as it is to be understood as environmental management that also include ecological principles.

"It's important to understand," he added, "that we as management represent all the policyholders.

For the interim government and its supporters, these austerity measures represent sound fiscal management as they attempt to rein in the government's budget deficit and restore market confidence in Brazil, which has seen its sovereign debt rating downgraded to junk status over the past year.

Dr. Smith describes stress management as a three-legged stool, with the legs representing work, family and community.