Sentence examples for stakeholding from inspiring English sources

The only reference to the concept of "stakeholding" is when the document describes its "true meaning" as "where everyone has a stake in society and owes responsibilities to it".

New Labour is wholeheartedly in favour of "society" (whether "civil" or "civic"), community, communitarianism, empowerment, stakeholding, joined-up government and what have you.

In 1998 Gordon Brown, then Labour chancellor, preached of stakeholding workers in a "new enterprise culture".

Perhaps this is the emergence, finally, of a propertied, stakeholding — and frustrated, selfish, neurotic — middle class.

Mr. Blair's initiative is the latest example of a concept that political scientists call "stakeholding".

Why not, then, some version of stakeholding here in the United States, a Homestead Act for the 21st century?

Over the last decade, academics and politicians have looked again at stakeholding.

Despite the opportunistic title of his book, there is not much indication that Professor Minford is interested in stakeholding, even as an idea to attack.

Barclays, a big British bank that withdrew from South Africa in 1986 under pressure from anti-apartheid campaigners, has just bought its way back into South Africa with the $4.5 billion purchase of a majority stakeholding in Absabank, the country's biggest retail lender.

Rooted in an idea of what it means to be both a citizen and a free individual, this is an approach to achieving a fairer society that tries, and largely succeeds, in working with the grain of liberalism.No such attempt at reconciliation is made by the British champion of stakeholding, Will Hutton, in his latest collection of essays, nor by his arch-critic, Patrick Minford.

"What we are trying to do is make a stakehold for those of us who believe we live in a brilliant nation that is all the better for being as diverse and as interesting culturally as it is, and that it isn't just one community that has created this".