Sentence examples for long-term stakeholders from inspiring English sources

Many migrants settle and become long-term stakeholders in their new society.

"The reality is that the government has become a long-term stakeholder".

"In no case do we ever want to become a long-term stakeholder," said Andreas H. Biagosch, a director in McKinsey's Munich office.

I was not a long-term stakeholder like the tribesmen or the board.

"As a company, we view sustainability as a business approach, a mindset, on maximizing long-term stakeholder value," said David Tulauskas, the director of sustainability at General Motors.

But for companies interested in becoming a long term stakeholder in the Gulf, working with the region's youth is one way to build trust and establish a reputation as a reliable partner on children's education, health and future employment.

Long-term engagement with stakeholders can be complex based on the multifaceted nature of the recommendations presented and the variety of stakeholders involved.

High controversy: inconsistent with some long-term views; many stakeholders.

In a corporate research lab today, if you only do 100% basic, long-term research, the stakeholders of the company must challenge the function of the lab.

The long-term dialogue between stakeholders that can be developed through such a framework can be compared to urban freight partnerships, which have been shown to result in stronger relationships between stakeholders, improved communication and knowledge sharing, and improved decision-making [25].

The third one is a synthesis of both methods because it is a flexible resource management system that allows to learn from your own actions and change them and it is therefore very useful in governing long-term processes where stakeholders are self-organizing and share managerial responsibilities with public staffs (Olsson et al. 2004).