Sentence examples for management under which from inspiring English sources

Brown has established a robust framework for economic management under which the economy has performed well.

But another is man-made: "demand-side management," under which customers agree to unplug when controllers need them to.

Mr. Blok announced a reorganization to simplify KPN's management, under which nine business units had been reporting independently to the three-member board.

Investors have expressed their satisfaction with Mr. Cojuangco's management, under which the company has pursued an aggressive expansion strategy to enter Asia's fast-growing beer markets and has attracted a major investment from the Kirin Brewery Company of Japan.

They were then folded into a new company, Pacific National.The problem this time was not the unions, who readily agreed to a new deal, but the cack-handed government management under which Australia's rail network had fallen into decline.

However, we suggest that another, overlooked, area of significant influence might lie in the human dimensions of reintroduction - specifically, the types of leadership and styles of management under which reintroduction programs are operated.

Association of specific genotypes with recorded variables such as breed, geographic origin, management system under which an animal is managed as well as forms of TB lesions dissemination in the body was also investigated.

Kent Hoffman, a deputy director of the land management bureau's Utah office, said the Park Service had ample opportunity to review the broad management plan under which the leases were developed, even if it was not given the usual notice of which leases were being offered for sale.

In 1973 management contracts under which the day-to-day operations of the mines had been carried out by Anglo American and RST were ended.

Adeyemi adds: "At the request of the community leaders and representatives, we are jointly considering the conditions for future operations and their establishment of a responsible management committee under which a new structure would be redeveloped".

This development seems consistent with the integration of local green electricity production, and with "domestic" electricity management systems, under which individual households will control their own electricity production, storage and consumption.