Sentence examples for leading stakeholder from inspiring English sources

We asked Investment Life & Pensions Moneyfacts to look at how some of the leading stakeholder CTFs have been doing.

In Morocco, civil society is a leading stakeholder in the protection system and has a pioneering role in the development of innovative approaches and practices; however, it remains fragmented.

The optimists include leading stakeholders in Washington's oft-spurned centrist boutique, which may be especially vulnerable to wishful analysis.

Founded in 1950, the series at the pinnacle of world motor racing starts its new season still reeling from another year of sporting scandal, financial mayhem and the loss of several of the leading stakeholders.

The research is based on quantitative and qualitative data obtained from leading stakeholders through workshops.

The event brought together leading stakeholders in the cell therapy bioprocessing field to identify present and future challenges and propose potential solutions to automation in cell therapy bioprocessing.

I, for one, have put a pin into planning on building a Gantt chart about upgrading our Gantt charts to TeamGantt ASAP before COB Christmas Day, 2015, after the blue-sky imagineering meeting we're having in the Rhombus Conference room with the thought leading stakeholders from HQ.

The final article presents a collaborative global action agenda created by leading stakeholders [ 9].

Many of these visiting partners may have a brand or reputation that enables them to easily interact with leading stakeholders (e.g., local ministries of health) in accessing existing health systems.

Featuring an engaged group of leading stakeholders from business, government, academia and civil society from the region and beyond, this event reflected on progress made on children's rights in the workplace, marketplace, community and environment, with an emphasis on the unique opportunities and challenges in Africa.

The drawback of the networking portal is that each contributing part in such a network waits for the initiative of another actor (for example to supply content), and that success depends on the actions of a few leading stakeholders in the network.