stakeholder

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• Pacyna, the spokeswoman for California Association of Health Facilities, said the proposal resulted from stakeholder input, including representatives from her organization, UC Davis, nurse practitioners, long-term care doctors and others.

• It’s a snapshot of the simmering sentiments among industry stakeholders as they rethink the merits of setting up shop in Lagos amid the state government’s increasingly costly regulatory environment.

• You always have to take care of the stakeholders—otherwise the company won’t succeed financially.

• Laurent Pietraszewski, her secretary of state, said the ministry would now work with stakeholders to figure out how to implement the new rules.

• Performance Planner can now account for conversion delay and supports shared budgets across search campaigns as well as campaign plans that can be viewed and edited by other stakeholders.

• But Suthep is effectively a third political stakeholder—and he seems to be ruling out any caretaker role for Yingluck.

• The future of alliances rests in multi-stakeholder communities of practice, which share information, ideas, and, of course, costs.

• That's why U.S. officials are always trying to make China feel—and act—like a “stakeholder” in the international order.

• This clearly engenders a healthier dialogue that is "multi-stakeholder," to use a favored Davos adjective.

• Hayward rejected the idea of issuing stock to a new stakeholder.

• In many of them the statute permits the recovery of the money from the stakeholder or the winner.