Sentence examples for managing authorities from inspiring English sources

In spite of the Constitution and the Education Act that work together to protect the managers and managing authorities of denominational schools, the dismissal of a teacher for any of the above reasons is definitely discriminatory -- a discriminatory act protected by the Constitution until a court of law or an Arbitration Panel decides otherwise.

All animals were taken during hunts for population management purposes by licensed managing authorities, and were not killed specifically for this study.

It is concluded that greater realisation of integrated conservation in Greece necessitates policy reforms related mainly to sectoral legal frameworks to promote environmentalism as well as an increased effort by the managing authorities to facilitate a broader framework of public dialogue and give local communities incentives to sustainably benefit from protected areas.

Understanding of the ecotoxicological consequences and associated risks to aquatic wildlife associated with hydraulic events can provide critical information to regulatory bodies or managing authorities.

In a number of cases roads have been closed; however, this is typically determined by the risk tolerance and safety protocols of managing authorities.

"My officials have been in contact with the schools' managing authorities to ensure all affected schools are operational as soon as possible," she said.

The model allows the managing authority to design a management scenario that meets a specific quantitative goal, such as a less than 10% probability of numbers falling below 1000 individuals.

The model also recognises two "drivers" for remedial action by the managing authority, specifically: monitoring data (usually undertaken by system managers), and community satisfaction.

To aid the conservation of T. lamproides the managing authority planned to retain a "biodiversity spine" (i.e. a string of contiguous coupes (logging units) that would be regenerated to native forest rather than converted to plantation) within areas earmarked for major plantation development.

In a statement, the Department for Communities and Local Government said: "This funding programme is run by a managing authority in Nord-Pas de Calais, France.

A fourth group, social indicators, such as community "satisfaction" (which may perhaps be quantified through numbers of complaints to the managing authority), has not been explicitly included in the model.