co-manage

[ koh-man-ij ]

verb (used with or without object)

, co-man·aged, co-man·ag·ing.

1. to manage jointly.

Other Words From

• co-mana·ger noun
• co-manage·ment noun

Example Sentences

TNT Sports will continue to co-manage the NBA’s cable channel NBA TV and NBA.com for the next five years.

From Los Angeles Times

Programs and initiatives that grew out of it include conservation of 30% of lands and coastal waters by 2030, a grant program to return lands to tribal ownership, and the establishment of agreements with tribes to ensure they have access to, or can co-manage, areas within state parks that have significance for them.

From Los Angeles Times

“We are ready to help preserve and co-manage the land which holds the rich cultural history, natural resources, and recreational opportunities that a National Park and Preserve will bring to Georgia.”

From Seattle Times

Ruiz says the design of the monument proposal is distinct in that it gives Indigenous tribes the power to co-manage Chuckwalla alongside the federal Bureau of Land Management.

From Los Angeles Times

The federal agencies will co-manage the monument with a dozen Native American tribes through a specifically established commission.

From Scientific American