Sentence examples for from one stakeholder from inspiring English sources

Perspectives vary from one stakeholder to another; hence, some of these factors are conflicting.

Expectations associated with these terms may differ significantly from one stakeholder to another, however.

The problem of dissemination bias needs to be addressed through concerted activities that include several or all stakeholders in order to prevent responsibilities from being shifted from one stakeholder to the other (our research showed that many groups believe it to be 'somebody else's problem').

One stakeholder from Kakuma camp identified refugees' English proficiency as a challenge: "A big number of people who apply for these courses, have problems in understanding English which needs a lot of creativity in making all ends meet".

One stakeholder from this group was interviewed for each of the high and moderate-impact networks.

(CEO 3, NZ) One stakeholder, from the business sector, subscribed to the benefits of trade ideology, espousing the value of choice and individual responsibilities in the regulation of food choices.

One stakeholder from the municipality stated: [social participation is a way to] … try to get people to not be afraid of going to the doctor, because even when institutions want to work with the communities, our own idiosyncrasies and culture restrict us from accepting care from the physician.

This is more of a concern, not so much what is on the actual protocol but what happens' (S02) There were a couple of comments from one key stakeholder that some midwives who did not work on the Birth Centre felt that the introduction of a pathway took away a midwife's autonomy, as it told midwives 'what to do'.

But in the design process, one stakeholder uses information from another stakeholder.

The views described from the interview study were limited to one stakeholder group: Ontarians living in Toronto who were visiting their general practitioner.

They cannot be eliminated but can be minimized or transferred from one project stakeholder to another.