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Noun(1) someone entrusted to hold the stakes for two or more persons betting against one another; must deliver the stakes to the winner

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(1) The challenges to be addressed are, inter alia, stakeholder complexity, measurement challenges and a lack of control over a nation's image.(2) a stakeholder economy(3) About 80% of company stakeholder schemes have no members, and 87% of those that are active are funded only by the employees, with no company contribution.(4) The multi-dimensional inputs enter the labour relations system by means of stakeholder actors.(5) Alliances were a key growth strategy and significantly reduced stakeholder risk and product time to market while enabling small as well as large companies to participate in what was then an unproven market.(6) A version of a project proposed in the stakeholder workshops - a safety rating system for logging trucks - has since been implemented.(7) Sponsors must also ensure that arrangements are in place for alerting them, and other stakeholder organizations, if significant developments occur in relation to safety or scientific direction.(8) Managers of public organizations generally have to deal with more stakeholder groups than privately owned organizations.(9) A central feature of the agreement is the recognition that farmers are just as much in the food business as any other stakeholder .(10) Perhaps the most successful stakeholder trust has been the Alaska Permanent Fund, a state-run investment savings account that pays equal annual dividends to every Alaskan citizen.(11) This included allowing participants in company pension schemes to start stakeholder plans as well.(12) Ms Phiri said the model was developed through stakeholder consultations and was subject to review every six months and that prices could be reviewed every month to reflect exchange rate changes and price variations.(13) But still and all, it's worth remembering that stakeholder systems have shown promise in the past, not just in theory but in many years of practice.(14) A key element of fairness described by committee members was that multiple stakeholder perspectives were represented.(15) a stakeholder economy(16) The statute permits a gambling ‘loser’ or other permitted plaintiff to recover from ‘a winner, depositary or stakeholder ’ money lost by a ‘wager, bet or stake.’