Sentence examples for management that do from inspiring English sources

In the meantime a good 'third way' could be to gather competences from many to one, especially environmental ones, as land use that implies soil protection, from biodiversity to water management, that do not respect administrative borders, by nature, and need a wider glance.

[3] For instance, there are different thresholds for treatment decisions and medication management that do not directly reflect the available evidence, such as LDL-cholesterol levels for starting medication therapy.

Without linkage, there is considerable risk of presuming explanations or impacts on management that do not apply.

There may be differences in health events between FFR and standard angiography-led management that do not present until well after the index year.

It was started in 2004 as a way to create forms and other tools for clinical data management that do not require programming or creation from scratch in a database management system like MS Access.

But in fund management that does not seem to be happening.

But the air of a management that does not know what it is dealing with, and would rather not deal with it at all, remains overwhelming.

"They need to be selected in places and apply management that does not undermine livelihoods that may have existed in those localities for generations.

After all, would Yankee fans rather have an owner and management that did not do everything in their power to win or that said, "No, let us make more money and have it be Kansas City's, Seattle's, Oakland's or Boston's year"?

"This project is of great interest to a lot of people because it could create an option for dredged material management that didn't exist before," said Jeffrey D. Fullmer, the director of the South Shore Estuary Reserve Office in Freeport and a Patchogue resident.

According to a fascinating report in Sunday's Times, the reality behind JPMorgan's facade of competence was a scene all too reminiscent of the behavior that brought down firms like A.I.G. in 2008: arrogant executives shouting down anyone who tried to question their activities, top management that didn't ask questions as long as the money kept rolling in.