The phrase "actors to implement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the roles or responsibilities of individuals or groups who are tasked with executing a plan or strategy.
Example: "The project requires various actors to implement the new policy effectively across all departments."
Alternatives: "participants to execute" or "stakeholders to carry out".
It argues that the divergent outcomes can be explained in relation to the political resources and incentives confronted by governing elites, which in Rwanda impel state actors to implement plans and regulations while in Uganda incentivize overriding them in the interests of political or economic gain.
Mr Houthi also accused Qatar and Saudi Arabia of "funding all conspiracies in the region" and accused Mr Hadi of "being a puppet in the hands of other actors to implement their agendas in Yemen".
The decision-making process should facilitate the collective action of a wide range of actors to implement this technology, while at the same time ensuring an increase in community acceptance [10].
Sandra Krause, director of the sexual and reproductive health program at WRC, says: "We want the commitment from all humanitarian actors to implement the MISP from the onset of every humanitarian emergency, and to comprehensive sexual and reproductive health care for all women and adolescent girls as soon as the situation stabilizes".
Problems at the central level imposed severe constraints on the ability of district-level actors to implement the programme.
Furthermore, the EU aims to influence third countries and non-state actors to implement and adhere to international human rights norms, standards and humanitarian law.
Practical technologies, calculative devices and portable algorithms give actors tools to implement particular models of action.
According to BPPC, these actors are to implement the Basic Privacy Enforcement Option as well as the Basic Patient Privacy Proof Option.
Diplomacy is the art and practice of conducting international relations, and it "provides one instrument that international actors use to implement their foreign policy" (81, p. 318).
Training materials included copies of the reproductive health palm-sized brochure, reproductive health care setting medical guidelines, slides describing the prevalence of IPV and RC and relevance for family planning services, and video vignettes illustrating common reproductive health visits demonstrating with actors how to implement this universal education and brief counseling intervention.
Examples of the use of CFDF modes in DTSMD are the uses of different actor modes to implement alternative strategies for classification and feature extraction.
