"Whom" is a relative pronoun
The correct statements after changing the verbs to passive voice are:
- The story was read last night by Al
- The window was broken by my brother
- The chair is made of iron.
- The room is being swept by my sister.
- A million may be paid for that car by someone.
- Whenever I'm lazy, I get punished by my dad.
- The test may be postponed by the teacher.
- The flowers have been given to the teacher by Ida.
- Carla's bag is being searched.
- Ida will get a book of poems from Jim
- The zoo keeper's killer has been caught.
- The buildings will be pulled down by the company.
- Be careful! You are being followed.
- No more cake can be eaten by me.
- Rice is served in the restaurant.
- The audience should be convinced by the President's speech
<h3>What is Passive Voice?</h3>
This refers to the use of words in such a way that the subject of the sentence is the action of the verb.
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Explanation:
Definition: What Is Stakeholder Theory?
Edward Freeman’s stakeholder theory holds that a company’s stakeholders include just about anyone affected by the company and its workings. That view is in opposition to the long-held shareholder theory proposed by economist Milton Friedman that in capitalism, the only stakeholders a company should care about are its shareholders - and thus, its bottom line. Friedman’s view is that companies are compelled to make a profit, to satisfy their shareholders, and to continue positive growth.
By contrast, Dr. Freeman suggests that a company’s stakeholders are "those groups without whose support the organization would cease to exist." These groups would include customers, employees, suppliers, political action groups, environmental groups, local communities, the media, financial institutions, governmental groups, and more. This view paints the corporate environment as an ecosystem of related groups, all of whom need to be considered and satisfied to keep the company healthy and successful in the longterm.
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