Sentence examples for managing and regulating from inspiring English sources

You would think that sustainably managing and regulating our use of the planet's most precious resource would be a very high priority for our governments.

Despite increased implementation of computer control systems in managing and regulating rail networks, mechanical signal boxes using lever operation will be in place for years to come.

Sadly at Mid Staffs other things besides the quality of care delivered appeared to be more important and, more worryingly, were allowed to be important by those managing and regulating the system.

Stakeholders include building designers, operators, managers, engineers, occupants, industry, vendors, and policymakers, who directly or indirectly influence the acts of designing, constructing, living, operating, managing, and regulating the built environments, from individual building up to the urban scale.

Nevertheless, real-time data analytics and aggregate information from IoT devices open up tremendous opportunities for managing and regulating smart city infrastructures in a more efficient and sustainable way.

While mobility helps in avoiding network latency, particularly in increasing fairness in applications with bounded response times such as trading of auctions, it nevertheless raises issues concerning security, privacy and trust in protecting personal confidential information, managing and regulating legitimate trading and payment processing.

As for this solar-panel company, it appears to have a union in place, in that a vote has been forced that the management will abide by, but it is a union that manages and regulates the decisions of those above them, and they are certainly not strong or united enough to reject out of hand the insidious bonus/Sandra choice.

As for this solar-panel company, it appears to have a union in place, in that a vote has been forced that the management will abide by, but it is a union that manages and regulates the decisions of those above them, and they are certainly not strong or united enough to reject out of hand the insidious bonus/Sandra choice.

Digital technologies have changed architecture the way it is taught, practiced, managed, and regulated.

Many departments operate a frightening revolving door with the industries and sectors they are there to manage and regulate.

But too much debt plus poorly managed and regulated financial systems will, sooner or later, lead to trouble.