Sentence examples for management expansion from inspiring English sources

The UN has credited this change to better debt management, expansion of trade and substantial debt relief for the poorest countries.

The Real Estate segment includes the management, expansion, and optimization of the company-owned real estate portfolio.

But, according to the airport's management, expansion of Gatwick is "the only option which can the deliver the right type of capacity for the UK".

Overall, these findings suggest that FGR is currently faced with forest resource degradation, a problem attributed to excessive fuelwood collection, poor grazing management, expansion of crop cultivation, forest fire, harvesting of medicinal herbs, and illegal hunting of game animals.

The main drivers of forest resources degradation as perceived by the respondents were forest fire, poor grazing management, expansion of crop cultivation, fuelwood collection, illegal hunting of game animals, and harvesting of medicinal plants (Table 7).

Virtualization is the configuration of servers or clients which results in the division of resources into multiple and isolated execution environments, by applying one or more concepts or technologies to reduce costs and enhance flexibility associated with the acquisition, implementation, management, expansion, and recovery of critical business systems.

The backbone of their growing enterprise is their monthly assemblies, where everything from management to expansion opportunities is on the table.

Declan Little is the manager of Woodlands of Ireland (http://www.woodlandsofireland.com), an environmental NGO which promotes the sustainable management and expansion of native woodlands.

For this very reason, a range of flexibility options are required, for example, demand-side management, network expansion, energy storage, and flexible power plants [14, 15].

In fact, sustainability based approaches demand operations management boundaries' expansion, creation and integration of new performance goals into traditional company's performance management system, and new criteria and policies for operations' decision areas development.

The strict mitigation measures adopted recently, comprising a pricing policy for groundwater management, an expansion of tap water supply, and strict enforcement of groundwater laws, have resulted in a marked drop in groundwater use.