Sentence examples for former stakeholders from inspiring English sources

True, some former stakeholders, particularly those who held significant positions in the merged entities, were forced by regulations to hold stock through the downturn.

Investors, clients, former employees and other stakeholders have been asked to step forward and help with the investigation into Mr. Madoff, which intends to "discover the truth behind the collapse of these huge financial structures," Richard Alderman, director of the fraud office, said in January.

10– 14 For example, the sustained community engagement of the Luo Council of Elders, the former Kenyan prime minister, politicians, and other stakeholders provided critical leadership in demonstrating that VMMC was medically beneficial and did not contradict political, cultural, or religious beliefs.

The other stakeholder was the former prime minister of Qatar.

Mr. Lavrentiadis, the former majority stakeholder in Proton Bank, which is alleged to have issued $900 million in bad loans to keep other businesses afloat, is the focus of an investigation that has highlighted concerns about deep-rooted corruption and crony capitalism in Greece.

And why should China or other Asian countries become "responsible stakeholders," in former Deputy Secretary of State Robert Zoellick's words, in an American-led international order when they had no seat at the table when the rules were drafted?

Data were collected through semi-structured interviews with current and former players and program stakeholders.

What did I do?" Each year, stakeholders including former Nobel laureates and lawmakers send in recommendations to the Norwegian Nobel Institute about who should be considered for the awards.

Before the site was redeveloped, a series of dialogues was conducted with various stakeholders, including former prisoners and guards, who described their personal experiences and talked openly about what happened there.

Glide has raised over seven figures in funding, but isn't disclosing the exact amount it took from stakeholders Orey Gilliam, former CEO of ICQ and AOL IM, and Philippe Schwartz, founder and former CEO of ooVoo.

In the 1940's and 50's, the United States willingly bound itself, and limited its scope for action, by creating international institutions like NATO and the United Nations and by entering into agreements with its allies, some of them friends and some of them former enemies, that made them stakeholders in the new world order.