And, fundamentally, there are two kinds of directors — the ones for whom the transference and counter-transference binding actor and director become part of the movie's practical and emotional material, and the ones who deploy actors like colors, to achieve an effect.
By this the judge means that while the court would be legally in the clear if it issued an official order binding the relevant actors in the Executive, but that there's no reason to do so.
The directives of the Committee are legally binding for all actors in the SHI scheme.
Government at the national level has been conducted according to rules and principles that are binding on all political actors, and which therefore help to constrain the unfettered exercise of power by separating or dividing it.
The inspiration that he drew from Breivik, 40, illuminates the global exchange of extremist ideas binding apparently lone-wolf actors who portray themselves as martyrs for "Western civilization," under siege, they claim, by immigrants and elite opinion makers espousing multiculturalism.
Observation of current developments may prove that it is time to move beyond soft law and link all institutional actors to more binding principles.
Greater recognition that investment in carbon mitigation can yield significant security dividends may alter the political cost benefit calculus of energy-importing nations and could increase the willingness of some key global actors to seek binding cooperative targets under any post-Kyoto climate treaty regime.
This perspective is chosen given the premise, as discussed above, that public authority has the effect that, although perhaps resulting from an interactive process, decisions taken are hierarchically (i.e., unilaterally) binding for the relevant external actors (also known as 'regulatees'regulatees
The US government may, for example, say that it considers the crisis in Africa against its own interest and that it sees climate change at the heart of the problem, however it is currently one of the main actors impeding a binding treaty to battle climate change.
"This is nothing more than a further renegotiation tactic by an actor in a binding contract," said HBO spokesman Quentin Schaffer.
