Sentence examples for management in countries from inspiring English sources

Today, government outsourcing has given rise to an industry that encompasses nearly every aspect of migration management in countries across the globe.

To become a useful tool in breed management in countries with developing economies, genetic screening systems must be designed to be statistically powerful yet economically viable.

In response to China Labor Watch's report, the International Council of Toy Industries issued a statement Tuesday saying that it is working with factory management in countries like China to ensure workers are treated fairly.

Forest management in Central and Eastern Europe, under direct or indirect Soviet influence, for a long time followed different management objectives and strategies as compared to the forest management in countries with market economies in Western Europe located in the same biogeographic zones.

The chapter introduces international case studies that discuss the historical, social, cultural, and ecological aspects of wildfire risk management in countries with a long history of dealing with this hazard (e.g., United States and Australia) and in countries (e.g., Taiwan) where wildfire hazards represent a new and growing threat to the social and ecological landscape.

Because of the high levels of symptoms reported, the results imply an urgent need for effective home- and community-based symptom management in countries where antiretroviral therapy is unavailable to help patients and their families manage and control AIDS symptoms and improve quality of life.

This paper is concerned with the agenda for reconciling informal and formal institutions and procedures of urban land management in developing countries.

The course also covers leadership philosophies and management practices in countries outside the United States.

This study also highlights the public health implications of land management practices in countries with fire prone vegetation.

But this incident compelled me to look at the state of pain management in developing countries.

A criteria-based audit (CBA) has been used for many years to improve clinical management in developed countries, but has just recently been introduced in developing countries.