Sentence examples for french stakeholders from inspiring English sources

Taking the example of road freight transport, which is specifically targeted by the legislation, we shall refer to European examples, forecasts made by experts (on the basis of a variety of simulations using macroeconomic models, or the recommendations of the Rocard Commission), and the statements of French stakeholders (shippers, hauliers, federations,…).

Specific fields, such as prevention, practice evaluation, or communication, and specific methods such as pragmatic studies, mixed methods designs or cost-effectiveness studies, were described by the French stakeholders in accordance with international position papers [ 12].

All strains included in this study are available in the public fungal strain collection of the National Museum of Natural History in Paris, except the strains labeled "FM," corresponding to a private collection provided by French anonymous stakeholders.

"EADS is a symbol of a Europe that works and wins," said Louis Gallois, who will step down in July after presiding over five years of sometimes tumultuous political discord between the company's French and German stakeholders.

Even Europe's poster child for pan-European business, EADS' Airbus, has been wracked by the different visions of the company's commercial future held by its main stakeholders, the French and German governments.

It appears that the steps taken to reduce anthropogenic mortality by the French Government and local stakeholders from 1993 to 2005 have shown positive results compared to historical trends [45].

In the French plan all local stakeholders are encouraged to work together more closely.

Stage 2 included: 1) grouping the interventions according to purpose; 2) holding deliberative forums in English and French with key vaccination stakeholders to gather feedback; 3) conducting a targeted search of grey literature to supplement the taxonomy; 4) finalising the taxonomy based on the input provided.

French- and Dutch-speaking stakeholders of the Brussels' and German-speaking Region were also included.

For half a century after World War II, the French government was the majority stakeholder in Renault, and Paris still holds a 15percentt stake in the company.

To the French and other supporters of stakeholder capitalism, le capitalisme sauvage is a beast that needs to be tamed by all sorts of rules -- like the French law that bans people from working more than 35 hours a standard week.