Sentence examples for stakeholders so that from inspiring English sources

Here, we present a cave inventory system that simplifies the dissemination of resource knowledge to stakeholders so that cave management and protection policies can be drafted and implemented at the state and local level.

We welcome the opportunity to work with all stakeholders so that everyone in Lesotho, especially the poorest, is able to access the essential health services they deserve.

Similarly, future research should consider other stakeholders so that multiple sources of evidence are included for the sake of generalization.

Service descriptions (WSDL documents) should be ideally understood easily by service stakeholders so that the process of consuming services is simplified.

The permits could then be traded among stakeholders so that conservation groups in one country, say, could purchase permits from the whalers in another country.

Prefabrication processes need well-functioning coordination and collaboration among the stakeholders, so that high quality products reach the construction site on time.

It has altered the relation between the stakeholders so fundamentally that the existing budgeting system will be replaced completely by 2012.

Such an approach needs to involve the participation of stakeholders so as to ensure that any conflicts that do arise can be managed effectively.

Therefore, the aim of this study was to i) identify doctors' attitudes towards VTE prophylaxis; ii) understand the clinical environment in which VTE prophylaxis is implemented, and thus try to elucidate the barriers to clinicians implementing VTE Clinical Practice Guidelines and obtain stakeholder input and ideas so that appropriate strategies for practice change can be developed.

The objective of the study is proposing a method for interlinking multiple factors over different life cycle stages so that multiple stakeholders involved in different life cycle stages can collaboratively find out more effective solutions than those individually achieved by each stakeholder from a strategic viewpoint.

Critically, as has always been the tradition of the pCODR, stakeholder input was made public so that observers could determine how input was or was not incorporated into proposed changes.