The phrase "actors to commit" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to actors taking on roles or responsibilities, but it needs additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The directors encouraged the actors to commit fully to their characters for a more authentic performance."
Alternatives: "performers to engage" or "actors to dedicate themselves".
The motivation for the actors to commit to innovation does not only lie in the functional complementarities (shared functions) but also in the unique functions of each sphere.
The uncertainty about technological developments particularly increases the risk for actors to commit resources, so that they wait for the necessary parts of the system to be developed somehow.
The diagnosis is clear: uncertainty about technological developments in the field of OLAE increases the risks for actors to commit resources, and this translates into a situation where actors will have to wait for the other parts of the system to be developed.
How incredible to have a repertory cast of actors ready to commit, like family, to such a project over such a length of time.
Republicans said the bill was necessary to combat outside actors planning to commit chaos and violence.
Some of the reasons for these higher rates of crime are the breakdown of social cohesion that stems from severe income inequality and poverty (Bourguignon 2000; Wolf et al. 2014), corruption, and the lack of law enforcement capacity (Svensson 2005; Olken and Pander 2011), all of which allow criminal actors to successfully commit crimes with little risk of arrest and prosecution (Hatchard 2006).
This is evidence of the American-led expectation that a successful drama is a long-term investment for as long as profits are possible; in LA, actors routinely have to commit to a potential seven seasons at pilot stage.
That changed with "Justice", and Hartley suggested that the actors really had to commit themselves to their roles while wearing the costumes, "otherwise you look like a standup comedian who doesn't like his jokes very much".
From a villainous curl to an unkempt handlebar, the movie moustache can tell us something about a character that even the best script and most adept actor can fail to commit to film.
A tip is to go the extra mile without people seeing - sometimes an actor just has to commit!
"So many actors are not willing to commit resources when the government is not stable," said retired Major Josesph M. Bernadel, a member of the commission representing Haitians living abroad.
