Sentence examples for management extent from inspiring English sources

As an enhanced bandwidth utilization and management extent of the optical Wavelength Division Multiplexing (WDM) technology, multi-granular switching concept has been shown to guarantee energy savings when compared to the traditional traffic grooming.

This study was therefore aimed to determine the knowledge of Nigerian mothers about colic, their home-based management, extent of self-medication for infants with colic and the types of medicines involved.

The aim of this study was therefore to determine the knowledge of Nigerian mothers about colic, their home-based management, extent of self-medication for the infants with colic and the types of medicines involved.

Most health and social development programme evaluations focus on technical reasons for programme success or failure, especially the design and implementation of programmes e.g., the cultural relevance of programme messages, the efficiency and effectiveness of programme management, the extent to which communities are adequately consulted in programme design and so on.

In addition, the most influential factors affecting the provision of PGs are the structural ones, namely farm size and tree density, and, to a lesser extent, management factors dealing with fertilisation, soil and irrigation management.

To a certain extent, management of nature reserves and protected areas has always been about managing change.

"To that extent, management and employee representatives are in discussions about strategies on how we could actually get there".

They struck in a dispute with management over the extent of wage cuts and changes sought in work rules at the financially troubled orchestra.

Kevin Davies, the former Bolton centre-forward whose career was transformed by Allardyce's management to the extent that he won an England cap, has no worries about his former mentor's capacity for transposing his talents to the international sphere.

A long-planned analysts' meeting yesterday at the Sears headquarters in Hoffman Estates, Ill., where Sears had hoped to impress investors with its plans for Lands' End and other merchandise, turned into a grilling of senior management over the extent of the credit difficulties.

To some extent, management hopes to do something similar with McMoRan.