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He stressed that how humans manage livestock determines the speed with which desertification takes place – and that we need to use livestock to manage our soils to make what meager precipitation we do receive perform more effectively.

In this candid conversation, the two describe the need for judges to manage stress in difficult situations, and share ways they have learned to manage their own emotions and at the same time support team members.

It also reflects our operational discipline, including how we manage our investment portfolio, underwrite and price new business and manage expenses.

Plans to manage each of these contingencies were formulated as well as the consequence chain of following a particular plan and the resultant actions that would be required to manage each node of the chain.

Yet, 12% of respondents have set a goal to manage their blood pressure and 6% have a goal to manage their diabetes, the survey found.

You still have to hit the shots and manage your way around the game, manage your game around the course.

You still have to manage the situation afterwards and we probably didn’t manage it as well as we should have and then they score and go two-nil up and that makes it quite difficult.

So using data driven dashboards, for example, to manage projects, schedules and program schedules, and to be able to inform decision making or bringing in technology to look at how we manage our facilities.

There were other things that were very upsetting, that you manage in the room at the time, because you're a woman, and you have to manage those things because otherwise, what do you do?

These people are just going to manage the banks, for now, to give the depositors assurance that their money is safe, manage staff relations, and all that for the banks.

While the camera does manage to pull in a decent amount of light, it doesn’t always manage light intelligently, often vacillating between underexposure and overexposure, both of which look fairly bad.

Another UND Air Force ROTC graduate, Daniel Iwata, said “This ROTC program gives us fantastic practical experience in leadership and how to manage people, how to manage your time.

Guidelines on how to manage Covid-19 in schools, how to keep schools clean, how to orientate learners and educators and how to manage learner and teacher safety, to name a few, have been provided to schools.

How to Manage Retirement Withdrawals to Pay Less in Taxes and Maximize Income” for more insight on how to manage withdrawals from IRAs.

QAlert already functions as a work order management for Public Works departments that use the municipal CRM to manage requests for service, so it makes sense for solid waste divisions to utilize this internal function to manage field route operations.

The Minnesota Department of Health will manage the program, but may hire other organizations to hire, train, and manage up to 4,200 temporary employees who could be needed.

The pandemic will not manage itself, and something must be done statewide to manage the numbers — especially with the entire country facing political, social and economic unrest.

The Slaughterhouse in Yaounde is an old building that one cannot even manage and even when we try to manage, it creates more problems because people are living around.

We manage hundreds of millions of dollars and so are capable today to manage a specific envelope for the urgent matter of Lebanon.

If we manage these resources properly and don’t take risks with people who have demonstrated an inability to manage our economy, Ghana will be a very positively different country in a few years’ time.