Sentence examples for management of sites from inspiring English sources

The designated management authority is fully responsible for all aspects of the management of sites within the general requirements specified in § 220.4 and this chapter.

Model simulations indicated that active management of sites with high fire hazard was more favorable to spotted owl conservation over the long term (75 years) than no management, given our modeling assumptions.

The preservation and ecological management of grasslands in Australia is a high conservation priority and utilising landscape and societal based predictors of threat can help set priorities for the protection and management of sites.

Worryingly, though, Portugal also set the blueprint for the management of sites in the US (e.g. Cherry Hill) so although on the face of it, this letter is not a particular worry, it will remind investors that pharmaceutical manufacturing is not without risk and in fact Hikma itself has benefited in recent years from manufacturing constraints of competitor Hospira.

First launched in 1999, the water company's biodiversity action plan is now in its second 10-year phase, having first focused on 45 species and 14 priority habitats; on the management of Sites of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI); and on specific projects to protect wildlife across its water sites.

In Canada, each province has the exclusive power to make laws in relation to the 'development, conservation, and management of sites and facilities in the province for the generation and production of electricity' (Section 92A, The Constitution Act 1867, the country's founding constitutional document [21]).

After the analysis, we found that sports-related spaces typically needed management of site rental and site maintenance.

Spatial and visual technologies such as laser scanning and photogrammetry can assist researchers with accurate spatial and contextual data, Traditional Owners with visual and interpretive outcomes for their heritage using photographic reconstruction, and industry in the proactive ongoing management of site conditions within project areas.

Over 200 new external fixators are placed annually at the senior authors' institution; the management of pin sites and pin site infections is an essential part of daily clinical practice.

The effects of climate change most frequently identified by site managers as presenting issues for management of their sites were drought, species changes, changes to seasonal events, and coastal flooding, and associated impacts.

According to an account of one the most recent proposals, the holy sites would fall under "divine" sovereignty and the Security Council would authorize management of specific sites to either the Israelis or the Palestinians.