Sentence examples for bring stakeholders from inspiring English sources

The South Sudanese leaders said they will "find ways to bring stakeholders together in a less politically charged atmosphere and to build bridges between them to overcome mistrust and disagreements".

Back in his office in Cybercity, Chetty acknowledges the development's shortcomings and explains he has a plan in place – under the title "Smart Community" – to bring stakeholders together to pay for the creation of community spaces that would allow the various buildings' denizens to meet, socialise and form an actual community.

Your March 19 editorial calling for a new Internet privacy law delivers a thoughtful analysis of the tradeoffs between legislation, regulation and self-regulation on Web privacy, but it misses the key role of industry groups to bring stakeholders together to devise solutions that are technically sensible.

Nevertheless, one positive aspect of recent developments is in the very attempt of the government to reverse the situation and, by introducing TPs as a communicational instrument, to bring stakeholders in the Russian innovation system closer to each other.

Ensuring that we connect on a personal level, embrace and play back our understanding of the stakeholders' needs, and bring stakeholders inside the loop of our process all build the connection that's necessary to move us from acceptance to trust.

No stakeholder can act as 'unmoved mover,' given mutual dependencies between all stakeholders; which applies particularly to settings of multiple suppliers and consumers, assuming energy needs/scarcity and/or a desire to optimize opportunity, so that alternative strategies to hierarchy are needed to bring stakeholders to cooperate.

Idaho and Colorado have done admirable work in bringing stakeholders to the table and crafting statewide solutions to management of roadless areas that could be a model for federal roadless policies.

Instead, it provided a forum for bringing stakeholders together to define problems and identify areas of agreement and disagreement.

This comprehensive approach addresses some of the challenges of designing zoning for a cross-border, multi-jurisdictional MPA such as varying levels of information between countries, limited cooperation between managers and scientists, differing statutory regimes, and difficulties bringing stakeholders together to solicit their opinions.

The Artemis Project® is not just about bringing stakeholders together and developing plans of action.

Multi-stakeholder dialogues (MSD) aim to bring relevant stakeholders with a shared goal to discuss barriers and interests to create mutual understanding and brainstorm a shared course of action towards a productive goal [ 1, 2].