"Companies like AT&T, Verizon and a range of stakeholder associations are hopeful that the benefits of the new law will outweigh the costs," Mr. Waxman and Mr. Stupak said in a memorandum to committee members.
Under the new plan, only membership-based "law enforcement stakeholder associations" qualify for the grants, which would bar some groups that had worked on Collaborative Reform programs in the past.
These artefacts, e.g. data/process models, context models, services, infrastructure, and their subcomponents may have different objectives, roles, stakeholder association and utility.
NAFIN is a multi-sectoral and multi-stakeholder association, not for gain.
There is awareness not only of the issue and of the steps being taken to curb the problem by governments, academics, medical device manufacturers, pharmaceutical companies, payers, digital health stakeholders, industry associations and patient groups.
– Stakeholder 2. These associations were described by participants as "subliminal", "genetic", and "psychological".
But we lack the longitudinal data to examine if micro-enterprises focus on market stakeholders (users, platforms, other MEs, external suppliers) and nonmarket stakeholders (media, industry associations).
While PepsiCo has not taken a position on the specific EPA regulations on power plants, we have made our commitment to address climate change very clear to policymakers, stakeholders and trade associations.
It requires the involvement of local stakeholders (citizens, citizen associations and cooperatives, non-governmental organizations (NGOs), and local businesses) to realize these measures in practice.
Action: create a coalition of interested stakeholders, including professional associations, to promote and influence policy changes.
Yet usually, health policy decisions are subject to diverse and potentially conflicting political interests [ 11, 24, 60, 62], and stakeholders like doctors' associations, patient groups or industry representatives may be involved in an informal manner.
