Sentence examples for as a key actor from inspiring English sources
"The private sector is not only seen as a key partner to mobilise additional funding but also, in certain contexts, as a key actor to support the response, facilitate communications and the transfer of funds, or logistics".
As long-secular Turkey, now under an Islamic-friendly government, steps into a larger global role, positioning itself as a key actor in dealing with Israel, Iraq or Iran, more attention has focused on its simmering internal tensions over religion in the public sphere.
But Indonesia's emergence as a key actor on the South China Sea issue shows that so-called "middle powers" — the 10 to 20 influential states, like South Africa and Australia, that aren't permanent members of the United Nations Security Council or global giants like Japan, India and Germany — can play an outsize role in defining that response.
In a broader sense, local governments have been named in many studies as a key actor in the transformation towards a more sustainable society [4 8].
Exactly what happens in the uterus to transmit this risk still isn't clear, but a new study on mice points to the placenta as a key actor.
UN climate chief Christiana Figueres earlier this month stressed the importance of the upcoming UN Climate Change Conference in Paris (COP21) calling for the involvement of indigenous peoples and local communities to as a key actor in the negotiations.
The first set of open-ended interviews was used to identify historic landmarks and events as well as key actors in the three consecutive health reform processes.
Resources precluded us interviewing all politicians in each area, and the non-consent or unavailability of some individuals meant that we were unable to talk with everyone identified as a key policy actor in the rural and metropolitan communities.
Whatever the beliefs or assumptions of the GPs, we certainly identified a clear preference for the 'referral' route the management of mental health problems which meant GPs neither needed to see themselves as, nor act as, the key actors in mental health.
Such themes include: an acceptance of the state as the key actor in international politics, the centrality of notions of Westphalian sovereignty, a belief in the enduring relevance and legitimacy of armed force as a guarantor of security, and the proposition that the status quo in international affairs should only be changed peacefully.
Some patients mentioned a transfer nurse as the preferred key actor for handovers.
