Sentence examples for stakeholder organisations from inspiring English sources

Carolyn is Head of International at the Quality Assurance Agency for Higher Education (QAA), with responsibility for managing the agency's strategic partnerships with stakeholder organisations and in leading on international including transnational collaboration activities.

The people we interviewed for our project (40 people working across local government in Birmingham and in national stakeholder organisations) felt that a better use of action learning, mentoring, work shadowing and secondments might be more effective than formal professional training in spreading these more generic skills.

Stakeholder organisations wield considerable power in determining land allocation and the pursuit of different land-use objectives.

This fact has remained relatively low profile as the Department of Commerce adopted an arms-length relationship with the stakeholder organisations.

The symposium brought together European and national policy-makers, representatives of European stakeholder organisations, practitioners, other actors, international organisations and members of the research community.

We found that the preferences of stakeholder organisations are more similar than might be expected with actors from both cases generally preferring a land-sharing approach in principle.

The entrusted responsibilities and tasks for each stakeholder organisation at the regional or divisional level are given in Table 5.

Further interviews were conducted at the end of the project with five senior leaders from the three stakeholder organisation involved in the Governance Group to explore whether they had found the facilitated reflection process useful or not, and the sustainability of this process.

This group is trying to persuade industry peers of the need to support DRC trade, through multi-stakeholder organisations, the US Public Private Alliance for Responsible Minerals Trade PPAand and the Electronics Industry Citizenship Coalition EICCC).

However, the US said this allowed it to ensure that technical experts could make "agile, rapid-fire decisions" about the net's development as part of multi-stakeholder organisations.

Some see this as an anachronism, but the US says it is defending a system in which a range of multi-stakeholder organisations with technical expertise can make "agile, rapid-fire decisions", regarding the development of the internet.