Sentence examples for management responses for from inspiring English sources

It identified possible management responses for improving the beach quality of the study sites to propose to the responsible authorities.

Conditions, requirements and likely management responses for near/natural restoration vs. the development of hybrid or novel systems used to inform Figure 1.

Harvest restrictions and stock enhancement are commonly proposed management responses for sustaining degraded fisheries, but comparisons of their relative effectiveness have seldom been considered prior to making policy choices.

Albeit useful as a conceptual framework, this scheme cannot yet contribute optimally to the planning of mined land rehabilitation by operators and regulators unless objective descriptors can be used to determine the degree to which post-disturbance ecosystems may be considered natural or novel and then to derive suitable management responses for such conditions.

Specifically, we investigated the consequences of tree loss due to the removal of roadside trees, a common management response for diseased or damaged trees, on wider landscape functional connectivity.

To ensure sound management responses, guidelines for the scenarios under which restoration and rebuilding should occur (or be abandoned) could be established in advance of disturbances.

The need to better understand cumulative impacts and to provide corresponding, landscape or watershed scale, mitigation and management responses could be a driver for a more widespread and consistent use of standardized indicators in individual impact assessments.

These pressures will constrain land expansion for coffee production, requiring business risk management responses to think about alternatives in advance.

The aims are as follows: towards a safe and resilient built environment with updated safety standards for crisis management response and capacity building for the futuristic city environment and envisioned connected e-world.

From human and wildlife health perspectives, the scientific community and government agencies are mainly concerned with fish THg levels; therefore, this evaluation provides an interpretation of sulfate's role as a potential tool for management response.

The circumstance under which a fire occurs, and the likely consequences and public safety and welfare, natural and cultural resources, and values to be protected dictate the appropriate management response to fire" (United States Department of Agriculture Guidance for Implementation of Federal Wildland Fire Management Policy, 13 February 2009).