Sentence examples for management in activities from inspiring English sources

This strengthens a tool that contributes to the city's seismic risk management in activities related to preparedness and emergency response, since it provides relevant input data for the proper operation and assignment of physical and human resources within the city during a crisis situation.

Despite this increase, there is no evidence regarding the element of OSH management in transport activities in Ghanaian industries.

The aim of this research was to determine how changes in management activities in rainfed pomegranate orchards in arid regions of Central Iran affects rainfall partitioning into throughfall, stemflow, and rainfall interception loss.

There were more men than women because direction and management activities in Brazil seem to be still mostly performed by men.

Clearly, natural resource management, in particular engineering activities, were the main cause of the river channel changes that occurred during the last century.

Structural boundaries tend to be a major stumbling block for middle management in corporate entrepreneurial activity.

For the economy-wide country climate targets under the Paris Agreement to be credible, the accounts should reflect the atmospheric impact of all the changes in management activities (policy- or market-driven) relative to a base year (or baseline).

Management activities in agriculture and forestry are shown to increase local methanol emission by orders of magnitude; they are however neglected at present in global budgets.

To better understand the context of waste management of large cities in Java Island, the Figure 1 illustrates the waste management operation activities in Jakarta (Texier [2009]; Pasang et al. [2007]).

The paper aims at presenting the main issues concerning the Reverse Supply Chains RSCC) and the specific attributes of Decision Support Systems (DSS) meant to be used in the RSC management activities in line with the new Information and Communication Technologies (ICT).

People who have limited health literacy engage less effectively in disease management activities, resulting in poorer outcomes and increased burden [ 22, 23].