Sentence examples for specially managed from inspiring English sources

Fortunately, most of the population breeds on islands that are protected and specially managed for the species.

The measure, part of a larger appropriations bill for the Department of the Interior, would ban the federal government from naming new endangered species under the Endangered Species Act in 2012.The bill would have also blocked the feds from designating new "critical habitats," tracks of specially managed lands that are important to the recovery of struggling species, under the act.

The delegates designated southwestern Anvers Island and the adjacent Palmer Basin off the western coast of the Antarctica Peninsula as an Antarctic Specially Managed Area (an area where all activities were planned and coordinated to avoid possible conflicts, improve cooperation between parties, and minimize environmental impacts).

There are currently 67 Antarctic Specially Protected Areas (ASPAs) and 7 Antarctic Specially Managed Areas (ASMAs), of which 6 are dedicated marine ASPAs, while 11 ASPAs and 4 ASMAs contain both marine and terrestrial habitat (Figure 9).

But the companies that owned the hospitals - Crescent Real Estate and a spin-off called Crescent Operating, set up specially to manage them - lie at the centre of a network defining Bush's career.

As the sw gene is lethal in some conditions but not in others – sw mutants specially need managing conditions to develop – we suggest that they are the cause of the lack of F2 adjustment in some families such as 61.

However, this practice needs to be extended at every blood bank and specially when managing the HIV positive patients.

Of the original squadron only two ships returned to France immediately: Vétéran had separated before the storm and Captain Bonaparte, assisted by a specially selected veteran crew, managed to intercept a convoy travelling from Quebec to Britain escorted only by the 22-gun under Captain Robert Howe Bromley on 10 August.

This paper presents a new MAS specially designed to manage data from WSNs, which was tested in a residential home for the elderly.

"When 20 seafarers, who are not specially trained to manage crowds and are needed to manage the ship safely, are faced with a group of migrants that might be very agitated and ill, the danger to all concerned is very apparent," he added.

Lord of Misrule, also called Abbot Of Misrule, or King Of Misrule, official of the late medieval and early Tudor period in England, who was specially appointed to manage the Christmas festivities held at court, in the houses of great noblemen, in the law schools of the Inns of Court, and in many of the colleges at the universities of Cambridge and Oxford.