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Meanings of managing in English

Russian
регулирование
Portuguese
controle
Spanish
control
Catalan
control

Influence or authority over something; process of directing the operation of a device, system, or process.

регулирование
Usage of managing in English
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We therefore urge the public to continue assisting us in managing consumption.
The South African
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Read more: Between health and faith: managing type 2 diabetes during Ramadan
The South African
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Conclusions: Nationwide efforts are needed for managing polypharmacy among Korean elderly patients.
Pubmed
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Tackling these imbalances goes far beyond simply managing the public finances sensibly.
The Guardian
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Prior to this, Minter was a managing partner at North Sea Partners.
Reuters
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I'd rather it go to good use, managing director Alan Goldschneider said.
Reuters
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I couldn't believe it possible, actually managing to divert a launched bombardment.
Perilous Shield
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Bobby Robson has described managing Newcastle United as a dream come true.
The Irish Times
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These results have important implications for managing patients with shift work disorder.
Pubmed
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She also brings a teamwork approach to encouraging colleagues and managing projects.
BBC
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They also need to be self aware and good at managing conflict.
The Guardian
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Italy has repeatedly lamented a lack of EU solidarity in managing immigration.
Reuters
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The city could stop managing its smog problem and start ending it.
What the dog saw: and other adventures
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How good are we at managing our healthcare information in the system?
The Irish Times
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Nobody is sure what is the best ongoing approach to managing Covid-19.
The Irish Times
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She said Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro had failed in managing the crisis.
Reuters
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Translations for managing
Portuguese
controle
Spanish
control
Catalan
control
Managing through the time
Managing across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common
Australia
Common
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