However, they said, this approach has limits and many projects need to be more closely managed to assure success.
(Pogue has successfully defended his actions in each instance, though disclosures about his books were appended to relevant reviews, and his relationship with P.R. companies was more closely managed by the Times).
Those involved in the Florida fishery, which is concentrated in the Keys, say that it is sustainable and more closely managed than many others, with no new licenses permitted and daily limits on many species.
When Garcetti offered Edwards the job in January 2014, he said she would help him make the agency more efficient and more closely managed.
With more closely managed care, we would anticipate earlier identification of symptomatic deterioration and subsequent treatment.
The provincial health departments have recognised that the legal provisions are being 'widely abused and should be much more closely managed' (40, p. 59).
This intervention was targeted towards hypertension alone; however, as a benefit to more closely managed care, total cholesterol was also reduced.
To address that problem, the Senate bill creates new incentives that encourage health care providers to work together more closely to manage patient care and reduce waste.
While experiences might have always had some relationship to quality and to medical care, efforts to more closely regulate, manage and reward quality, through mechanisms such as those outlined in the Darzi Review, are making experiences as constituted by the survey ever more central to the delivery of care.
There is also scope, Mr. Lellouche said, for Britain and France Westernrn Europe's only nuclear powers — to cooperate more closely in managing their nuclear deterrents.
