Sentence examples for state stakeholders from inspiring English sources

He had campaigned against the tunnel, arguing for a cheaper​ option: a plan, already found feasible by an advisory council of city and state stakeholders, to develop the city's light rail, expand bus service, and repair and reorganize streets.

That means not only being inclusive of tribal, local and state stakeholders in Alaska, but also engaging the many federal agencies involved in relocation activities, from the Federal Emergency Management Agency to the newly formed Senate Arctic Caucus.

The share issue of 5 billion kronor, worth $670 million, has the support of the group's three state stakeholders — Sweden, Denmark and Norway — as well as its largest backer in the private sector, the Wallenberg family, all of which are set to subscribe to the issue, SAS said.

Three days were arranged in the field, with Day 1 and/or Day 2 comprising discussions with key state stakeholders, and Day 3 spent on community and community health facility visits.

Then we will consult with the member states, stakeholders and the European Parliament," a European Commission spokeswoman on health issues, Nina Papadoulaki, said.

In addition, given the strong role of the private sector in ECD service provision in many African countries, it may be helpful to establish mechanisms for collaboration between state and non-state stakeholders; such as special task force, regular consultation meetings, and/or national coordinating committee that include non-state stakeholders.

The partnership with state and non-state stakeholders will strive to strengthen accountability mechanisms, raise awareness about child rights, and improve data collection and analysis, leading to strengthened national planning and budgeting.

The international case study focuses on the progress made by African countries in implementing the African Union's Maputo Plan of Action and the experiences of state and non-state stakeholders in this process.

The international case study focuses on the progress made by African countries in implementing the African Union's Maputo Plan of Action (for the Operationalisation of the Continental Policy Framework for Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights) and the experiences of state and non-state stakeholders in this process.

During this time, the letter stated, "stakeholder meeting requests" were repeatedly denied.

At the EU level, workable solutions were sought that would address the accumulated misunderstandings linked to Natura 2000 requirements and that would be acceptable to the member states, stakeholder organizations, and environmental NGOs.