Sentence examples for management authority and from inspiring English sources

"This is a clear stretch of state emergency management authority and a further attempt to abuse and humiliate the water protectors," he said in a statement.

Although BA will have only 9% of the Spanish airline, it will have significant management authority and yesterday named two directors to join the Iberia board.

Given the distribution of management authority and the value of local ecological knowledge, these discussions and decisions would need to be just as robust at the local and state levels as at the national level.

Ticket sales from the Angkor temples, worth about £19m a year, are split between government coffers in Phnom Penh (some of which is redirected back to the Angkor management authority) and a petrol company called Sokimex.

In 2015, the AP added additional reporters and a co-editor to Ross's team, a change "which diluted Ms Ross' management authority and to which she vehemently objected", according the lawsuit.

This is where management authority and responsibility are shared between the government and water users associations (WUAs), contractors, NGOs or other private sector entities.

Climate change expertise is usually found in meteorological, environmental, and energy agencies and university departments, while disaster managers are typically found in disaster management authorities and multilateral agencies (Birkmann and von Teichman 2010; Birkmann and Pardoe 2014).

Therefore, under the flag of the WATERgraafsmeer (WGM) program, municipal and water management authorities and local partners adopted transition management as a governance approach to change.

The uncertainty-based decision-support framework was then applied to evaluate three realistic water diversion scenarios proposed by local management authorities, and the system was able to predict a range of possibilities given a specific water diversion condition.

Based on results of the study we suggest that major improvements to the protection system could be made by improving communication between management authorities and farmers, and ensuring real involvement of farmers in making and carrying out management plans.

However, this presupposes that the current alarming trends are taken seriously by the management authorities, and that the multi-professional knowledge available is applied in future planning processes for our rural areas.