Sentence examples for supervision and maintenance from inspiring English sources

The cynic in me believes it may be all about saving money in the long run, because if unisex toilets become the social norm, this would reduce cleaning, supervision and maintenance costs.

The application range of polymers and their composites in service-less sliding bearings, i.e. bearings that do not require lubrication supervision and maintenance, was defined.

Although a more realistic model for implementation of scale-up activities at facility level, this departed from the initial proposal in which training was to have been completed in year 1 and 2 allowing district takeover of all project activities (i.e. supervision and maintenance costs) by project end.

Local management committees must be in charge of the supervision, operation and maintenance of installed systems as well as revenue collection based on fee-for-service tariffs.

For Financial Managers, proper budgeting for transport needs to be made for CHW programmes, in particular to ensure higher supervision: purchase and maintenance of motorbikes and budget for fuel.

But in America, it means letting private-sector companies provide traditionally public services like fire protection, prison supervision and road maintenance.

They also receive better support in supervision and facility maintenance.

Memoranda of understanding were signed to this effect and included phased cost sharing whereby the NGO would cover all costs of the training activities (year one) and the districts would incrementally support costs of supervision and routine maintenance (25% in year two, 50% in year three and 100% in year four): (iii) An NGO staff member was seconded as a technical assistant (TA) within each LGA.

The water supply was established under innovative enterprises, with proper management and operation capacity, communities held a 10percentt stake in the enterprises, which ensured a strong sense of community ownership and commitment, as well as deep community involvement in the planning, supervision, construction, operation and maintenance.

From that perspective, this paper re-affirms that waste and its management involves multi-faceted activities and processes, yet opines that an efficient SWM should include the supervision of such operations and maintenance of disposal sites, which the current hierarchy appears silent.

Effective implementation requires policy support, training, supervision, performance maintenance, and regular supplies.