Sentence examples for a stakeholder with from inspiring English sources
The point of the security laws, it said, was to "ride the coattails of Uncle Sam's 'pivot to Asia' strategy and pave the way for Japan to further meddle in regional affairs – not only territorial disputes with its neighbours, but also issues [in] which Japan is not a stakeholder – with the United States, in a sabre-rattling way".
The utility of a job configuration is defined as its usefulness for a stakeholder with respect to the optimizing resource utilization and runtime.
Increasing its stake in Volkswagen also seems inadvisable since the European Court of Justice has yet to rule on Germany's so-called Volkswagen Law, which allows a stakeholder with as much as 20.0% of a company to block a takeover.
Court records obtained by the New York Times last year revealed that the NASL's ownership structure is divided into "Class A" stakeholders – team owners with voting rights, including Traffic – and "Class B" for other stakeholders that have invested money in the league.
Yukos was one of the firms put up to be privatised by Boris Yeltsin's government when Mr Yeltsin wanted Russia to become a stakeholder country, with members of the public owning shares.
Land management planning often requires a stakeholder process with scenario analysis to assess future decisions.
We also conducted a stakeholder analysis with participants from the MoHFW, bilateral agencies, NGOs, and health professional schools.
That became even more apparent when the company became a minority stakeholder with no control over how the business was run, according to a person briefed on G.E.'s thinking who could not discuss private conversations publicly.
We never undermine a stakeholder that engages with us.
Compared to study 2, step 5 - identification of stakeholders with a stakeholder analysis [ 19- 21] - was added.
Codes were used to anonymize the interviewees; 'SO' indicates an interview with a key stakeholder, 'MO' with a midwife from the Birth Centre and 'WO' a woman who had recently given birth.
