Sentence examples for before stakeholders from inspiring English sources
Because when we presented it before stakeholders in the Ministry of Health, it was rejected".
When the proposal was presented before stakeholders, which included the General Nursing Council, it was rejected.
All studies were assessed for possible bias at the policy workshop before stakeholders were asked to recommend feasible policy changes to control antibiotic resistance.
Since the adoption of the Patients Rights Charter and the White Paper in 1997, over a decade passed before stakeholders developed the Draft Policy to institutionalize HCs; and rather than adopting this Draft Policy, the eventual District Health Council Bill extends this lack of commitment to community participation and excludes HCs altogether.
Her key work The Life and Death of Great American Cities eloquently makes the case for communitarianism trumping dirigisme long before "stakeholder" was a twinkle in Tony Blair's eye.
"USDA hasn't really prioritized getting this information to stakeholders before," says agricultural meteorologist Eugene Takle of Iowa State University in Ames.
The day before the stakeholders' meeting, members of the taskforce toured the Teso region to acquaint themselves with the practicalities of fruit production and delivery, during which several issues emerged.
Other studies may also show how the insertion into networks gives legitimacy to the TBCs before its stakeholders and enables cooperation in research and development (R & D).
"More than ever before all stakeholders must put children at the forefront of their collective agenda," said Veneman.
Clear and specific criteria for eliciting and ranking potential priorities should be determined by an advisory group before seeking stakeholder input.
These barriers include language barriers [ 21], inadequate time and resources [ 20], a push to expand implementation before integrated stakeholder supports are in place [ 19], organizational and professional agendas [ 16, 46], short-term funding and evaluation cycles [ 19] and a limited evidence base – particularly in terms of local evaluations [ 19, 20].
