Sentence examples for Stakeholding groups from inspiring English sources

With the concurrence of the group, representatives of new stakeholding groups -- attracted or recruited because of the emerging agreement or shifts in the agenda -- can be added.

If key stakeholding groups refuse to participate, even in just one organizational discussion to discuss the conflict assessment, the process can not go forward.

A devising seminar is an off-the-record, facilitated workshop that brings together representatives of core stakeholding interest groups to brainstorm mutually advantageous approaches to address collective challenges.

The Old Man practiced -- without consciously stating or perhaps even recognizing the idea -- what Tony Blair, the prime minister of England, used to call "stakeholding".... But the original stakeholder concept was that the privileges extended to large organizations, and especially profit-making corporations, by the broader society must be paid back to a variety of destinations.

Stakeholding destroys accountability.

A variety of rationales are advanced in favour of stakeholding.

Still other experts develop ethical justifications for stakeholding.

Stakeholding surfaces in policies such as foundation hospitals.

In 1998 Gordon Brown, then Labour chancellor, preached of stakeholding workers in a "new enterprise culture".

Perhaps this is the emergence, finally, of a propertied, stakeholding — and frustrated, selfish, neurotic — middle class.

Mr. Blair's initiative is the latest example of a concept that political scientists call "stakeholding".