Sentence examples for Core actor from inspiring English sources
National Maternal and Child Health Policy and Strategic Framework (2005 2015) identifies LHWs as the core actor in addressing decision and access delays to safe child birthing [ 9].
The ACToR system is comprised of four interacting databases: core ACToR (includes chemical identifiers and summary data on hazard, exposure, use); ToxRefDB (a compilation of in vivo toxicity data from guideline studies); ExpoCastDB (human exposure measurement data from observational studies); and ToxCastDB (data from high-throughput screening [HTS] programs).
He was more prepared than some of our core actors".
In a manner more usual in theatre than cinema, the director prefers to work with a rotating repertory company of core actors.
But after 10 minutes you won't care that you can see where the story is headed, and after 15 you won't care that the five core actors don't remotely look like the 13-year-olds they're supposed to be.
We can distill that event down to a few core actors: Aras Agalarov, a Russian developer linked to Russian President Vladimir Putin Rob Goldstonee, a music promoter who represents Agalarov's son; Donald Trump Jr.; Trump's then-campaign chairman, Paul Manafort; and Jared Kushner, Trump's son-in-law.
Secondly, it explores the interests of core actors in a number of case examples.
Anyway, this is all theoretical until the movie starts hiring directors and actually re-signing its core actors.
The evolution of definitions of NSI (Koria and Köszegi 2011) indicates recurrent elemental features such as skills and knowledge transfer through interactions between core actors and their networks.
The core actors have not understood the value of generating a public discussion on the future prospects of regenerative medicine and human spare parts industry more broadly.
The resulting map serves as a visual representation of the policy process and is used to illustrate the core actors, linkages, influence level, bottlenecks, incentives, and capacity constraints and for evidence-based and inclusive policy processes.
