Sentence examples for active actor in from inspiring English sources
From this perspective, the European Union is the most active actor in attempts to restrict automobility, especially exerting pressure at the landscape level.
"This is a guy who is an active actor in this.
Turkey has earned a reputation under the Justice and Development Party (AKP) as being a pragmatic and active actor in the Middle East.
This is not the Palestinian narrative that Abbas would like to the world to hear because it would mean that as active actors in their struggle either against Israel or for statehood, Palestinians themselves bear much responsibility for their plight.
Learners are active actors in learning environments and not mere consumers of instructional designers' products.
The perspective with such works is to provide a decision support allowing to help the active actors in the field of transportation engineering.
A prosthetic generification strategy positions the robot as part of a socio-technical agencement that configures older persons into disciplined agency, while a habilitating strategy speaks to them as active actors in the innovation process.
While PEV risked pupils' vulnerability to exclusion from/within education, pupils' awareness of societal disadvantage and environmental pressures made them active actors in facilitating their own education, e.g. working hard to pass exams, peer-keeping to safeguard peers wellbeing and engendering a hopeful attitude in life.
Families as active actors in the rehabilitation efforts Nine field workers strive to screen children with disabilities, eligible to the rehabilitation program, in the villages of the Dosso and Tillabéri regions (west of the country).
Pediatricians should involve both parents in the decision-making, providing the proper information, motivating them to be active actors in this choice, and highlighting the importance of parental role in managing their children's health as a way to reach empowerment.
In child protection work this concept of parents (in particular) as active actors often becomes lost: they are treated as if they are problems to be solved rather than partners to be engaged.
