Sentence examples for actors evidence from inspiring English sources

Due to the influx of resources and multiple actors, evidence from previous international engagements suggests that a blueprint outlining the parameters of a future health system increases the sustainability of health interventions.

Although the Vietnamese government hoped that the introduction of PES schemes would shift the budget burden for forest protection from state to non-state actors, evidence from the three case studies indicates that this is may not occur in practice.

The actor evidences blatant disregard for Hamlet's advice to the Players by sawing the air with his hands, and generally indicating his character's intentions.

Although conceptual research in the accounting literature suggests that the use of performance-measurement systems affects the influence of organizational actors, empirical evidence for this suggestion is largely limited to anecdotal evidence and a few qualitative case studies.

But if "Choir Boy" contends that any cultural group can — and must — embrace change, its actors find evidence in the play that entrenched divisions over class and sexuality are indeed being negotiated among African-Americans.

Bill Carter in the New York Times sounded a bit more optimistic, citing a handful of series under development starring or co-starring black actors as evidence TV may be trying to catch up with a post-Obama America, including a televised version of a satirical book, Making Friends With Black People.

The decision to scale-up larviciding in Nigeria provided an opportunity to investigate the factors influencing policy adoption and assess the role that actors and evidence play in the policymaking process, in order to draw lessons that help accelerate the uptake of new methods for vector control.

The actors' understandings of evidence appear also to have influenced which evidence was used.

Actors' choice of evidence in policy making is influenced not only by the characteristics of evidence, but on the roles these actors play in the process, their power to influence the policy, and the context in which evidence is used.

This section calls on all actors to build evidence for a restoration industry, replacing the degradation industry, to contribute to global goals based on this "Four Returns" approach.

The continued circulation of such products draws attention to the heterogeneous conditions of their use and allows industry actors to accumulate evidence of the products' polluting effects over time.