Once it's in force, millions of stakeholders will form a political army that will prevent it from ever being repealed.
Mr. Sachs was also an early advocate of the "Wisconsin model" of Medicaid, under which the governor would set a target for spending reductions and then appoint a task force of industry stakeholders to apportion the cuts.
Real reform needs to begin with a task force of affected stakeholders (employees, teachers, retirees, school districts and local governments) who work with an independent actuary and an independent facilitator/mediator to design a new pension plan along the lines of the New Brunswick shared risk model.
The City Council in January held off on establishing a citywide policy, instead creating a community task force of local stakeholders to wrestle with the issue while city officials waited for the release of the state building codes.
While all this money and frenzied preparation have lent the port an atmosphere of energy, it has also destabilized its inherent balance of forces, as a small group of stakeholders — shipping companies, terminal owners, the Port Authority, the longshoremen's union — jockeys to promote specific visions of the future.
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Washington, he said, forces companies to pay a variety of stakeholders under an implicit threat of legislative or regulatory punishment, rather than the conventional assumption that corporate interests are actively buying up influence.
Since the Maidan protests reached a crisis level, America and the EU have aimed to "de-escalate" the conflict with negotiations to maximise the interests of stakeholders without the use of force.
He created an ocean management task force in 2003 comprised of a broad range of stakeholders, including environmental groups, regulators and the fishing industry.
It may be fairer to say that, dealt a rotten hand, Mr Wagoner tried to do many of the right things, but ran out of luck and time.The car-industry task-force appointed by Barack Obama to save GM and Chrysler quickly concluded that neither could be viable without the pressure of bankruptcy to force stakeholders to renounce most of their claims.
