How do we explain actors continued reliance on, and embracement of, the law in light of law's broken promises of equal citizenship?
One pitfall for a lot of comic-book films that we tried to avoid has been the reliance of actors in a room, arguing in pseudo-disagreement over what's going on as a way of explaining what the next action set piece will be.
Investments by many powerful political actors will be made in reliance on that rule.
His bare-bones "Seagull" qualifies as a departure in its almost exclusive reliance on the actors to express the play's mood and transmit its meaning.
Ideally, this base would constitute a new parliamentary bloc that would free Maliki from his current narrow reliance on Shia actors.
Parker's insistence on accurate retellings of history, use of natural settings with little or no artificial scenery, and reliance on amateur actors served to repopularize the pageant as historical drama.
For that reason, YouTube considers its approach different from Netflix's reliance on traditional actors, and analysts say it could be the video service of choice for younger millennials and teenagers.
"We have a built-in talent system, which doesn't exist on any other services". For that reason, YouTube considers its approach different from Netflix's reliance on traditional actors, and analysts say it could be the video service of choice for younger millennials and teenagers.
But as Posner and Vermeule develop their argument, Schmitt fades away, and is replaced by an incongruous reliance on the rational actors of game theory.
Ondříček was in full accord with Forman's reliance on non-professional actors, adopting a cinéma-vérité style compatible with orthodox socialist realism.
For judicial application of gloss, which is this Essay's principal focus, there are at least four such justifications: deference to the constitutional views of nonjudicial actors; limits on judicial capacity; Burkean consequentialism; and reliance interests.
