Sentence examples for resilient environments from inspiring English sources

Managers in local government can create more resilient environments by providing their teams with manageable workloads and deadlines, engaging them in critical decision-making, ensuring reasonable autonomy and flexibility in how and where they do their job, creating clear goals and a sense of direction and providing social support or a safety net when things go wrong or staff are not coping.

We present the RAMIRES Risk-Adaptivee Management in Resilient Environments with Security) tool, implementing this methodology.

A recent study has indicated climate change impacts sustainable livelihoods and ecosystem sustainability related to food, energy, and water for resilient environments and societies (Biggs et al. 2015).

Affluent cities will be powerhouses with smart technology driving green and resilient environments.

Characteristics of an adolescent's school environment and their experiences of the social and physical aspects of school life can create vulnerability to poor health outcomes or provide resilient environments.

This way the entire city becomes independent of rising water levels; it even becomes a stronger and more resilient environment than without the design solutions.

Fire-smart management aims to control the fire regime by intervening on vegetation (fuel) to foster more fire-resistant (less flammable) and/or fire-resilient environments.

Different groups of cyanobacteria are known to assimilate a variety of nitrogen sources, which should make their growth and abundance resilient in environments with varying concentrations and species of nitrogen.

The aims are as follows: towards a safe and resilient built environment with updated safety standards for crisis management response and capacity building for the futuristic city environment and envisioned connected e-world.

The Convention on the Rights of the Child stipulates that all children have the right to health, quality education from early years through adulthood, they have the right to live in a safe and resilient family environment, and to be protected from violence, exploitation and abuse.

Furthermore, she says, because they might be strong enough to reproduce successfully in stressed environments, resilient species like M. capitata could eventually dominate reefs.