The phrase "acting person" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to someone who is performing a role or taking action in a particular context, such as in theater or in a specific situation.
Example: "The acting person in the play delivered a powerful performance that captivated the audience."
Alternatives: "performing individual" or "active participant".
Behaviorally identical items of behavior may thus be very different human acts, discernible only by knowing the acting person's reasons for acting.
But it does not extend to enforcing any part of morality other than the requirements of justice insofar as they can be violated by acts external to the choosing and acting person's will.
(ii) Correspondingly, the effects of morally significant free choices (good or evil) are in the first instance intransitive (effects on the will and character of the acting person.
One's sense of efficacy as an acting person in relation to the action performed is in turn closely connected to one's sense of responsibility for the activity.
Aristotelianising interpretations of Aquinas' ethics normally make central the notion of fulfillment, understood (it seems) as the fulfillment of the deliberating and acting person – to which the requirement of neighbor love does not have a perspicuous relationship.
Aquinas' way of saying this is: acts are specified by — have their specific character from — their objects, where "objects" has the focal meaning of proximate end as envisaged by the deliberating and acting person.
Additionally, successful management requires a complex and target-oriented response of all acting persons and the entire chain of survival, from dispatch centre personnel to the hospital team.
Subjects have to judge 10 possible emotional and behavioral reactions of one of the acting persons on a four point scale.
In acting, the person not only directs himself toward a value, he determines himself as well.
The special small crosses from Mt. Athos made of unicorn's horn and oil from sacred lamp in church are also strong defense against the demon acting from person with evil eye.
Especially item 5 of the NU-DESC data collection sheet (Table 1) asks for a comparison between the given patient and a reasonable, adequately acting normal person.
