Sentence examples for stakeholder accounts from inspiring English sources

With stakeholder accounts, the child's money is predominantly invested in shares.

Stakeholder accounts (18) were corroborated against ClASS repeat-visit assessment reports and triangulated with other in-country respondents' accounts (19).

It was also used to explore the coherence between published documents and stakeholder accounts of the aims, role, and remit of the EAG.

The stakeholder accounts presented above therefore underscore the importance of fairness especially in the context of recognising contribution made by research participants and their communities, by participating in the development of medical and public health tools through research.

However, with rapid scale-up envisaged, stakeholder accounts highlight methadone's implementation as a project of aspiration in relation to hopes of addiction recovery (box 3, extracts 2 4) as well as HIV prevention and care (box 3, extracts 5 6).

As PT is not intended to remain static [ 2, 4] and Childsmile is an evolving programme, which had not completed national roll-out at the time of data collection, differences between PT and stakeholder accounts were to be expected and were not necessarily a threat to the achievement of intended outcomes.

Each of the four million babies born every year would receive a deposit in an American stakeholder account.

"Working with the Muslim community to launch this stakeholder account means the child trust fund is now a truly universal product.

For those who do not make a choice, the Inland Revenue will automatically invest the money in a stakeholder account, which could invest in companies that do not comply with sharia.

Stakeholder theory accounts for all individuals who are socially impacted or who have a social impact on the firm through social drivers and barriers (Kusyk and Lozano, 2007).

A second role for civil society, and one it already performs, is to hold all stakeholders to account and ensure that investments in Africa's energy sector don't enrich the few at the expense of the many.