Second, integrating stakeholders throughout different phases of the modeling process provides a flexible framework for developing localized or generalizable land use models depending on the scope of stakeholder knowledge and available empirical data.
A firm's enterprise strategy is its overarching strategic orientation, addressing questions regarding its general purpose and the specific nature of its relationships with stakeholders along two dimensions: (a) scope, which represents the range of stakeholders the organization attempts to serve, and (b) type, which represents the general motivation behind stakeholder initiatives.
These urban planning processes require the development of evidence base and information provision that is accessible and understandable to the broad scope of project stakeholders and in particular visual energy use.
We, like others[ 20], caution researchers against prematurely limiting the scope of identified stakeholders, as even remotely affected groups may prove to be important contributors.
In particular, relating to a potential for the Centre to add to the workload of the ED with patients who were outside the Centre's scope of practice: "Stakeholder 10: But my overall impression of how that has been is that we seem to get a lot of patients that have gone to the Walk-in Centre, so they've done the right thing but somehow they are referred up to us.
However, there is scope for stakeholders to make greater use of positive framings of women that are protective of their entitlements that are already present in African communities.
Hence, vertically integrated global health initiatives spanning the scope of multiple, international stakeholders focused on individual diseases need to be addressed uniquely within the context of susceptibility to corruption.
Also the Finnish land use planning system, in which there are legal requirements for impact assessment including public participation, treats planning (zoning) and development as separate processes, which means that the details of planned development, issues of great public interest, are outside the scope of assessment and stakeholder involvement [ 37].
Thus, the field of bioethics encompasses medical ethics, but also opens up a broader scope of ethical issues and stakeholders beyond medical ethics.
