Sentence examples for remote stakeholders from inspiring English sources

Officials say, for example, that HDFC, one of India's most reputable finance groups, would be allowed to keep its current 24% stake in HDFC Bank, whereas other more family-based or remote stakeholders would have to come down to 5% or 10%.However, the limit would not apply to foreign banks that do not already have operations in India, which could simply set up a new subsidiary.

Improvements in computer-based technologies can be leveraged to enhance engagement of remote stakeholders with the health needs of a geographically distant community.

Virtual environments can facilitate better perception and shared understanding among local decision makers and remote stakeholders of the spatial relationships, salient environmental features including geographic barriers, and facilities layout of the focal health center.

Arayici et al. (2012) argued that BIM implementation serves as a useful alternative to addressing key construction sector issues, and offer solutions to these in order to increase productivity, efficiency, quality; reduce costs, lead times and duplications, via effective collaboration and communication of stakeholders in remote construction projects.

Furthermore, adequate relationships were developed with stakeholders at remote sites.

We discuss these issues, as a contribution to the development of a common language, framework and suite of research approaches among ecologists, remote-sensing experts and stakeholders (conservation managers) on the ground, and highlight recent theoretical and applied advances that provide opportunities for meeting these challenges.

Research in remote rural schools revealed that stakeholders were unable and unwilling to adopt many of the precepts of the new curriculum.

Using a case study from West Angelas in the East Pilbara region of Western Australia, we will examine how these technologies assist in the practical management of heritage sites, and the significant outputs achieved for Aboriginal stakeholder groups in remote access to, and the interpretation of indigenous heritage sites.

Interconnecting different testbeds belonging to different administrative domains means granting access to remote resources that are owned by different stakeholders.

This paper discusses the results of a year-long survey that was distributed to stakeholders in wind diesel systems in remote Canadian communities.

The clusters were determined by the research team in consultation with stakeholders and are located in remote Australia, in the Northern Territory (18 clusters), Western Australia (3 clusters) and Queensland (3 clusters).