The phrase "actors role" is not correct in written English; it should be "actor's role" to indicate possession.
You can use it when discussing the part played by an actor in a film, play, or other performance.
Example: "The actor's role in the film was both challenging and rewarding, showcasing his range and talent."
Alternatives: "performer's part" or "thespian's character".
"I'm impressed at how effective it has been to watch the actors role play," says participant Tamara Holst, a postdoc at the Public Intellectual Property Resource for Agriculture.
While in Palestine or Somalia, non-state actors' role in education in emergencies becomes permanent as shown by Demirdjian (2012b) and Saggiomo (2011), Turkish state does not tolerate the existence of autonomous non-state structures within its national education system in the long run.
It reports the perception of media actors' role in the reporting of food incidents where a food incident is defined as 'any situation within the food supply chain where there is a risk or potential risk of illness or confirmed illness or injury associated with the consumption of a food or foods' [ 34].
Two years later Mr. Belafonte saw a play at the American Negro Theater in Harlem, which gave black actors roles and opportunities denied them elsewhere.
He had offered little-known actors roles that would define their careers, and recruited young directors for what were to be Emmy-winning scripts.
Three forms of conceptualisation work are identified: conceptualising actors' roles, conceptualising markets and conceptualising goods.
Through patent analysis and interviews, we gauge the supply of MNPs and identify actors' roles in technology adoption.
Companies often waste opportunities to reframe their sectors or to enhance the value they can grab because they have outdated conceptions of other actors' roles.
They entailed entire sets of scripts, actors, roles, rituals, objects, etc.
All the interviewers from all sites took part in a joint inter-rater reliability exercise (in English) involving both audio-taped interviews with study subjects and videotaped interviews with actors, role-playing a depressed subject.
The wider social and political contexts in which actors develop policy can facilitate and/or constrain the actors' roles and interests as well as the policy process.
