Sentence examples for in general stakeholders from inspiring English sources

While in general stakeholders supported the concept of universal screening, they identified several internal (organizational) and external (environment) factors that promote/hinder implementation.

In general, stakeholders support the idea of launching the next national foresight programme (advantage), but there is no such support on a governmental (political) level (disadvantage) at this time.

In general, stakeholders calling for reductions in wolf numbers are concerned about three issues: livestock losses, effects on ungulates (particularly elk) and human safety.

However, in general, stakeholders' rankings were consistent, reflecting overall consensus regarding the appropriateness of topics for which CER systematic reviews would be of greatest interest to the CKD community.

Table  4 illustrates that in general, stakeholders working in LICs value evidence on burden of disease, ecological effects and macro-economic impact more highly than professionals working in MICs.

At the Collective Leadership Institute we have found that, apart from understanding the stakeholder landscape in general, companies' stakeholder engagement needs to be: 1. issue-based; 2. pro-active instead of reactive; 3. learning orientated in order to get to tangible issue-based results; 4. measurable in terms of a company's internal targets; and 5. based on a thorough methodology.

In general, school stakeholders felt that models were accurate representations of their school.

In general, different stakeholders rely on the FMS applications to manage their portion of the fleet and optimize tasks specific to their business model.

In general, many stakeholders point out that most non-professionals do not distinguish between traditional forest management and energy wood production in terms of perceived forest stand structure and appearance.

In general, most stakeholders were either using the same amount of mesquite or native tree species, or have decreased their use of fuel wood over the last 10 years (Fig. 4).

In general, numerous stakeholders noted that the success of this particular model was community-dependent.