Sentence examples for main stakeholders and from inspiring English sources

Table 2 provides an overview on the main stakeholders and their interests.

Furthermore, the workshop offered the possibility to discuss the interim results with the main stakeholders and to take their suggestions into account.

In this context, initiatives at the policy level worldwide recommend taking an inquiry approach to education, involving teachers as the main stakeholders, and ensuring the commitment of other stakeholders (e.g., science laboratories) (National Research Council, [2006]; Rocard et al., [2007]).

This article explores the potential for guanaco management by a low-income Cooperative in a Protected Area; identifies the main stakeholders and their interests in the project; describes the guanaco management system, and the capture and fibre harvesting activities; reports fibre yields; describes the marketing system; and develops some recommendations for the future development of the project.

"The University of Canberra is open to supporting a pill-testing trial at a festival held on university grounds," a university spokesperson told the ABC, "providing the main stakeholders and relevant authorities are all in agreement".

Results were drafted in a research report, validated by the main stakeholders, and subsequently submitted to the National Research Team [ 25] on which this article is based.

Stakeholders can be divided into two main groups: direct (or primary) stakeholders, and indirect (or secondary) stakeholders.

The goal of the project was to engage both main stakeholders (students and supervisors) in problem identification and resolution discussions, where themes can be identified and used to guide better placement experiences for all students.

This desired leader is often an organization, typically public, that possesses the expertise and powers needed to bring the main stakeholders together and apply measures that favor this collaboration.

Before starting as head of its big legal division, he and PrimeGenesis sorted through his web of relationships to work out "who my main stakeholders were and what I needed to achieve with them, which, frankly, I wouldn't have thought about," he says.

For instance, the state promoted the development of cotton in the western region through a company named Sofitex (Société burkinabè des fibres textiles), in which the state is one of the main stakeholders (Gray and Dowd-Uribe 2013).