The phrase "actors decisions" is not correct in written English.
Did you mean "actors' decisions"? You can use it when discussing the choices or judgments made by actors in a performance or production context.
Example: "The success of the play largely depended on the actors' decisions during their performances."
Alternatives: "choices made by actors" or "decisions of the actors".
The actors' decisions to look at or away from each other are evident onstage -- in the moments when Mr. Pullman drops his head and turns from Ms. Ruehl, or when Ms. Ruehl storms away and smashes something.
Market power, the short-term pursuit of returns on investments or imperfect handling of market uncertainties can affect the efficiency of market actors' decisions.
The institutional theory claims that actors' decisions are not only the result of rational decision-making seeking to improve effectiveness, but are also influenced by the institutional context in which they operate (Kostova, 1999).
Besides, it has generated empirical information on the agents' operations and influence in the urban housing market which will guide actors' decisions, particularly tenants and landlords on how to access, contract or work with these agents when seeking a housing unit or using their services.
Outside the actors' decisions, much of the tone sprung from the process of filming and editing "The Lobster".
First, the data on policy actors' decisions are based on a hypothetical scenario and in a real world scenario the decisions made may well have been different.
Such perceptions may influence the actors' decision to adopt wood frames.
The work of Webber, and others, opened the first acknowledgment of the impossibility to divide in a clear way planners and planned actors, decision makers and decision takers.
Until recently, participation by local actors (decision-makers, lobbyists, farmers or representatives of various interest groups) played little or no role in landscape ecology and planning in Germany.
The modular structure of ALUAM also allowed us to integrate local actors' decision-making into the optimization process using agent-based modeling techniques (Huber et al. 2013a; Hirschi et al. 2013).
In this research, we combine data from ProDES, which tracks adjudicated youth in Philadelphia, with data from the Program Design Inventory, which describes over 100 intervention programs, to further examine the factors that influence court actors' decision making in selecting an appropriate program for a juvenile offender.
