Sentence examples for sensitive management from inspiring English sources
"This is particularly important for addressing sensitive management, governance and culture issues".
Increasing food production has to go hand in hand with sensitive management of the environment so that we halt the decline in our precious bee population.
Both have increased significantly, with the lesser horseshoe thought to have been helped by a series of mild winters and the greater horseshoe from agricultural conservation measures including more sensitive management of hedgerows and habitats around roosts.
Paradoxically, this imprecise guidance to river engineers provides the best framework for combining conservation sensitive management with cost-effective engineering.
Management can have large effects on the value of hedgerows as a wildlife habitat, thus sensitive management is incentivised through agri-environment schemes (AES).
These developments, in turn, suggest the potential for reducing biodiversity loss through the maintenance of a high percentage of forest combined with sensitive management of anthropogenic areas.
This short paper discusses issues related to impacts of climate change on water resources management and application of a soft-computing approach, fuzzy set theory, for climate-sensitive management of hydrosystems.
When using bedside ultrasound to evaluate the pelvis, the presence of anterior or posterior vesicular fluid collections, the loss of normal pelvic landmarks, or irregularities in the bladder wall may increase the EPs suspicion for this disease entity and expedite time-sensitive management.
The only way to prevent or minimize this problem is to adopt a comprehensive and environmentally sensitive waste management programme.
Water managers need quantitative information on the effects of hydrologic alteration on aquatic biota to guide ecologically sensitive water management strategies such as water releases from dams.
Directors would then be more sensitive to management's machinations to give itself outsize awards or to manipulate corporate news to give the company's stock a short-term boost.
