Surrounded by a particularly disturbing institutional context, these new spaces were critical for this group of professionals to start shaping what they were becoming as well to be recognized as a distinctive group by other FMG stakeholders, patients included.
Public successfully implemented regulations are only possible when they are practically feasible for private stakeholders and help them pursuing their distinctive objectives.
This consideration of stakeholder emotion is what makes virtue ethics distinctive from the other CSR approaches.
Mandated participation of key stakeholders and dual-head leadership are two distinctive attributes of the self-evolved governance structure.
KTPs form partnerships among policymakers, researchers, civil society groups, and other stakeholders and focus their efforts on two distinctive and complementary activities: preparing policy briefs and convening policy dialogues [ 3].
Each of these stakeholders in higher education will have their own distinctive definition of ROI, and each exerts a different effect on the course of higher education depending on the level of their investment, influence, or persuasion.
They seek to create a distinctive brand positioning among consumers while simultaneously enjoying the approval of all their stakeholders.
Key distinctive aspects of the Group (and strengths) are the authentic and continuous engagement with stakeholders, and in particular with local communities, networks, schools and universities and the sustainable, transformational and ethical-based model of leadership.
In a statement today, the group said its new moniker (pronounced "caring") reflects "the distinctive way in which we look after our brands, our staff, our customers and our stakeholders".
Leaders' beliefs about the distinctive contributions they want to make motivate those strategies, giving them meaning and creating commitment among stakeholders.
