Sentence examples for response from stakeholders from inspiring English sources

"Ultimately, the analysis will be focused on what the EU means for the UK and our national interest so our priority is the British audience and we've had a good response from stakeholders here so far.

More recently, Yale physicians were on the frontlines when a spike in overdose cases in New Haven signaled the need for an even more robust response from stakeholders across the state.

This report triggered immediate responses from stakeholders.

"After ongoing discussions with Natural Resources Wales we are pleased to have reached a positive outcome and await further news once the Welsh government has had sufficient time to consider the responses from stakeholders," he added.

Incongruent responses from stakeholders show where possible difficulties or barriers surface when implementing ASP conform currently available expert guidelines and indicate possibilities for decision support.

We did not seek to determine issues specifically related to generic medicines, considered a 'vital component of New Zealand's medicine cost management policies' by Babar et al. 12 Medicines are clearly valued health interventions evidenced by the budget, literature and responses from stakeholders.

We also highlighted differences and convergences in responses from stakeholder groups.

Findings show that there is an urgent need for a strong response from all stakeholders (governments, patients, organizations and companies) to improve diabetes care and living conditions for young people with type 1 diabetes living in Zambia.

Responses were monitored while the survey was live, and further promotion was deliberately targeted towards any under-represented stakeholder groups to ensure a roughly equal distribution of survey responses from different stakeholders.

Responses received from stakeholder groups included gerontology experts, decision-makers, registered nurses, managers, and healthcare aides.

"Responses from other stakeholders suggested the BBC's initial ideas did not have that big an impact". Graf said that the idea of partnerships - such as technology sharing and bolstering regional and local news by other broadcasters - raised the question of when "amiable cooperation becomes anti-competitive cartel".