Sentence examples for managing and addressing from inspiring English sources

The impact of managing and addressing complaints is negligible, with very little effect on improving medical procedures and quality.

Managing sources and addressing areas of elevated lead and zinc concentrations in urban areas has the potential to reduce the impact of past human activities and improve the urban environment of the future.

There are very complex problems out there to manage and address.

The final statement notes and rejects our plea, saying that if any firm determined that its participation in a complex financial transaction "would create significant legal or reputational risks for the institution," it could "take appropriate steps to manage and address these risks".

-- attracting and keeping qualified teachers, adequately providing and managing resources, hearing and addressing parents' concerns, leading and overseeing efforts to improve school facilities.

Managing the depression and addressing the issues contributing to it (such as fears of being a burden) can often reverse the suicidal thoughts.

The disastrous failures of policy that led to these twin catastrophes profoundly affected the thinking of political and economic leaders across the world, triggering a vastly expanded role for government in managing the economy and addressing social ills, as well as precipitating the decolonisation of large parts of the globe.

Not more than a decade ago, sediment management efforts were largely site-specific and held little attention except in terms of managing contaminant inputs and addressing sediments as a nuisance at commercial ports and harbors.

A lawsuit filed by three former warehouse workers in California's Yolo County shed light on the document, titled "Organization Effectiveness, Employee and Labor Relations Multi-Cultural Tips," which included suggestions on managing Hispanic workers, and addressing stereotypes about how they eat and dress.

We found community programmes efforts to support the health system in managing chronic illness and addressing the social determinants of health for prevention.

It also means that the international aid system must be retooled to better manage unpredictability and address underlying vulnerabilities.