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Management of Interested Parties

1990
Interested parties have to be taken into account in Project Management. How it should be done is the key question. In the article there is described one method based on the known analyzing and planning methods. The overall objective of the article is how to manage interested parties.
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Genetic Knowledge and Third-Party Interests

Cambridge Quarterly of Healthcare Ethics, 1999
Recent discussions of genetic information have highlighted the need for ethical disclosure guidelines. For instance, the (Canadian) Royal Commission on New Reproductive Technologies points out the range of third-party interests in genetic information and the lack of clear ethical and professional guidelines governing its dissemination.
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Costs, Permission and Interested Parties

Judicial Review, 2014
(2014). Costs, Permission and Interested Parties. Judicial Review: Vol. 19, No. 3, pp. 173-179.
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Political parties and interest groups

Party Politics, 2011
According to a widespread assumption, party–interest group links are significantly weaker than they used to be. Both sets of organizations, it is said, now prefer autonomy over the constraints implied by close relationships, especially in supposedly ‘cartelized’ established party systems but also in new democracies.
Elin H Allern, Tim Bale
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Assignees, and Other Interested Third Parties

2010
Abstract This chapter elaborates on the key concepts of assignees and other interested parties. It tackles the availability of set-off in cases involving assignments, crystallized floating securities, trusts, execution creditors, and subrogation rights.
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No interest in party politics

2021
Klaus Hurrelmann, Erik Albrecht
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Political Parties and Interest Groups

1985
Political parties in the modern sense emerged in France, as in most other Western democracies, at the end of the nineteenth century, from a conjunction of universal suffrage, of loose parliamentary groups, and of local committees formed to support candidates.
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Third party interest

The Journal of the American Dental Association, 1975
Vincent W. Donnelly, James W. Reese
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The interested parties

2019
Harold E. Croxall, Lionel P. Smith
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