Sentence examples for stakeholder duties from inspiring English sources

However ethical norms alone lack the articulation of the force of governmental and other regulatory stakeholder duties and standards of accountability.

Yet many stakeholders and duty-bearers remain unaware of the rights of the child, and legal frameworks and institutional mechanisms need to be strengthened.

For volcanic risk governance, laws not only create the duty holders, beneficiaries and the relationships between them (the stakeholders) and the duties and rights (the stakes) but also dictate the acceptable standards of safety and wellbeing (the ultimate rewards).

Recognition of a strong argument for the need to involve children in DRR has gained momentum following the adoption of the UNCRC (UN 1989) in which governments agreed to ensure that all stakeholders understand their duties in relation to upholding children's rights (Welty and Lundy 2013).

A cursory look at the Potable Water scenario and the Stakeholder moral responsibility all will point to Kagan's (1989) 'ordinary morality' regarding both negative rights and positive duties.

The potential partners to be included and the hierarchical structure of the organizations (stakeholders vs. community/division of duties).

Some of the major contradictions in the initial Program VIKING structure existed between: The budget and work to be done (instrument vs. outcomes) Political/economic power and the wider range of stakeholders to be mobilized (instrument vs. community/rules) The potential partners to be included and the hierarchical structure of the organizations (stakeholders vs. community/division of duties).

Secondly, rules and regulations, establishes a reference for stakeholders to review the purpose of the assessment and the rights and duties of all stakeholders in relation to programme in action and supporting the programme.

"Ethical fundraising has to balance the duty of charities to ask for money to provide resources for their beneficiaries with duties to other stakeholders, including donors.

Laws create holders of duties and rights (stakeholders) and enforceable relationships between them.

Such a framework needs to establish specific procedures and secure the rights and duties of all stakeholders.