Sentence examples for third party participation from inspiring English sources

Third party participation enhances functionality and network effects and, thereby, allows owners to increase the value of their platforms (Gawer and Cusumano 2002, p. 6).

This institution should also include a meaningful third party participation in formulating and implementation of the GBB water policies based on community representatives.

Questions concerning third-party participation and debate formats, however, are ultimately resolved behind closed doors among Republican and Democratic negotiators.

The group will retain "100 percent creative control" and there will be "no third-party participation," the co-manager Christian Clancy said in a statement.

We illustrate the general mechanism by showing that in the presence of members of the public that are willing and able to report violations to the regulator at a cost to themselves, uniform rules allow substituting third-party participation for costly own monitoring.

This policy brief identifies ways that cost-of-service states can increase third-party participation or utilize competition to spur new utility strategies, products, and services.

Between Amazon's own Echo offerings and an ever-growing array of third-party participation, the steady home automation takeover of the company's AI assistant appears to be going about as well as could be expected.

Instances of third-party participation in a sale are not revealed to bidders, and some observers have identified a potential conflict of interest.

All participants were fully informed that their data would not be passed on to any third parties, their participation was voluntary and anonymous and that they could withdraw any time.

Whereas the Liberal Democrats, the country's third party, opposed Britain's participation in the invasion of Iraq, all the main parties have supported the country's involvement in Afghanistan since the outset.

"Parents could not possibly know when another adult's level of involvement in family life might reach the tipping point and jeopardize their right to bring up their children without the unwanted participation of a third party," Judge Susan P. Read wrote in the opinion.