Sentence examples for small stakeholders from inspiring English sources

Numerous small stakeholders make for unwieldy organisation.

Usmanov, an Uzbek-born steel magnate who is worth an estimated £3bn, could prevail if he was able to acquire some of the 18% of shares which are owned by Arsenal's small stakeholders.

In decentralized systems, problems can be solved early and when they are small; stakeholders are also generally more willing to pay to solve local challenges (like fixing a bridge), which often affect them in a direct way.

First, there is a tremendous leap of faith (if not logic) in the idea that corporate executives would forgo their own self-interest and the interests of the vast majority of shareholders and soften competition for benefit of a small number of small stakeholders that are intra-industry diversified.

Thomas Jefferson was among the first to recognize the profound social and political implications of a new nation consisting of small stakeholders.

Instrumentalization of insecticides and Bt technology and their adoption by small stakeholders in India has hindered progress on ecologically based cotton production [85] and has contributed to human suffering.

The anti-GMO news and campaign across the globe make me wonder whether improved crop varieties would ever reach small stakeholder farmers like my mother.

Fish and birds, the smallest stakeholders in the redevelopment of the World Trade Center site, have been accounted for in the final environmental impact statement, which is to be made public today.

The rest is Nigeria's national oil company, the NNPC, and smaller stakeholders.

A constitution could be written to constrain, among other things, the multiplier between the smallest stakeholder and the largest stakeholder.

However the collective interest of such groups may differ from the individual member organizations, thus these smaller stakeholder groups were also individually added.