Sentence examples for stakeholders act from inspiring English sources

In the extended enterprise context, many stakeholders act on the product during all its lifecycle.

Users and stakeholders act as observers of the geographic space and observe themselves as participant actors in that space.

During the "dialogue", stakeholders acted as experts too; that is, they suggested some integrations to the proposed framework: in particular they asked for the explicit consideration of the issue of density14 and a greater articulation of the dimension of economic sustainability.

An advantage of our sampling strategy was that stakeholders acted as conduits and were able to speak freely about their observations and experiences of barriers and enablers encountered by clients and community members.

Randy Vanderhoof, executive director of the Smart Card Alliance also says, "There is not the equivalent of the UK Card Association in the US to set policy and require all stakeholders to act.

These new media need to be designed from a meta-design perspective by creating environments in which stakeholders can act as designers and be more than consumers.

Besides the spontaneous emergence of publics out of transnational associations, it is also possible to make use of self-consciously constructed publics of relevant stakeholders to act as "mini-publics" that are empowered to deliberate and make decisions (Fung 2003).

Given that the evaluation of the feasibility of this top-down reform in Japan requires reality checks by stakeholders who act as de facto agents of change locally, needs analysis investigations of various types should ideally be conducted by individual universities and degree programs from multiple perspectives.

It also became apparent that the potential for stakeholders to act on recommendations was limited by considerable resource constraints.

The Situation Analysis provides recommendations for the Government, international and local donor agencies, and other key stakeholders to act on for further improving child rights and welfare.

However, osteopathic stakeholders must act nimbly and strategically to seize these opportunities while simultaneously combating the looming crisis in graduate medical education, which soon threatens the availability of adequate postdoctoral training programs for osteopathic medical graduates.