Sentence examples for management of free from inspiring English sources

The monitoring of intracranial flaps and the difficulties of perioperative management of free flaps in neurosurgical patients are also discussed.

''Cost structures have been further optimized and, thanks to rigorous management of free cash flow, the BMW Group is in a very solid financial position," he said.

When Nick Clegg decided to turn on Michael Gove over the management of free schools and the employment of unqualified teachers, the first Number 10 heard about that broadside was late on the Saturday night when the Observer's political editor, Toby Helm, broke the story.

"With growing awareness from the public about wild horses in America and what they are facing, the spotlight on government agencies and their management of free roaming horses has resulted in some reforms -- but there is still a ways to go.

Our findings indicate that P. hydropiper is enriched with antioxidant compounds and show its possible effectiveness in the management of free radicals induced disorders especially neurodegenerative diseases.

However, the lack of change in the ratio of frequency (consultations/month) can be explained partially by the limits of supply and the management of free appointments in the general practices of the National Health System in Spain.

Unattended management of free-ranging animals, especially during the breeding seasons in summer pastures, may account for the high frequency of cattle introgression in yak populations (Phillips et al. 1946a, b; Wiener et al. 2003).

However, this activity recorded may also serve as a significant indicator of its potentials in managements of free radical dilemma.

PAUL F. COLE Executive Director American Labor Studies Center Loudonville, N.Y., Jan . 18 , 2012 Professor Chaison notes that the discussion over "right to work" laws centers on the questions of union objections to workers claiming the benefits of union representation without paying dues, along with the management claims of free association.

The dexterous management of the free leg is certainly no less important than the strength of the jumping leg.

Financial management of some free schools is inadequate, a report by a cross-party group of MPs says.