Sentence examples for certain stakeholder groups from inspiring English sources

She agreed that the right mix of skills was vital, but added: "Recruiting a small number of board members from certain stakeholder groups and having a skilled board are not mutually exclusive.

That does not mean that everybody as to be included everywhere but it is the task of policy makers to ignite a social dialogue that enables the engagement of certain stakeholder groups and participate equally in the design of socially robust solutions.

Despite this, only certain stakeholder groups (e.g., students, EFL practitioners and researchers, policy-makers, and test publishers) have been involved in the discussions on the current reform so far, while the perspectives of content course faculty members in disciplines other than those related to English language education are severely underrepresented.

Certain stakeholder groups for HVTs were not sampled for this study: sponsors, regulators and HVT participants.

This strategy requires critical awareness and reflexivity on the part of the community psychologist so that lower than desired levels of participation by certain stakeholder groups is not naturalized by the community psychologist.

It may be that in time, a perceived lack of engagement of certain stakeholder groups (such as researchers or clinicians) may undermine the credibility of the approach to performance monitoring by these and other groups.

An essential aspect is to identify the "right" representativeness of a certain stakeholder group [ 45] as well as the involvement of the "right" stakeholder group.

These results suggest that policies designed to incentivise certain behaviour in local stakeholder groups may be more successful if they create opportunities for local decision-making.

Such ignorance may be due to a lack of data or familiarity with the problem at hand, imprecision in assessment, or the absence of certain stakeholders in a group decision (Durbach and Stewart, 2012).

Further, the aim of this conceptual framework was to identify higher-level elements of success, about which there seems to have been a certain amount of consensus across healthcare settings and stakeholder groups.

Rather, it aimed to identify certain potential characteristics of kidney recipients characteristics which different stakeholder groups consider should be prioritized, and therefore suggest potential transplant recipient groups who ought to be made a higher or lower priority for transplantation.