The central actor is KTO1, and the centralities of the other actors have a relative understanding to the office as an obligatory point of passage.
Greater social fairness is necessary if France is to remain a central actor in Europe alongside Germany.
He was supposed to be a faceless accountant, but he has become a household name in India and perhaps the central actor in the nation's battle against corruption.
But Kennedy's address, with its lofty vision of government as the central actor, is not the best model for the current crisis.
The central actor in the game, LeBron James, formerly of the Miami Heat, now back with the Cleveland Cavaliers, is known as King James.
"What other programme could change the central actor and his character and still hold a magic grip over each new generation?" he asked.
The reassigned officer (whose name we cannot know because, of course, she is clandestine, just as we can't know the name of her replacement) was a central actor in the outrageous 2005 decision to destroy videotapes documenting prisoner interrogations.
"Treyarch, the game's creators, really upped the ante on the quality of the story and the characters, and it really plays like a blockbuster movie where you're the central actor".
In the new world of mergers and acquisitions — one that turns China into a central actor — the highest bid may no longer be the ultimate criterion for accepting a deal or the test of whether the deal is a success.
Charles Taylor, a former convict who escaped from a Massachusetts prison to lead a revolt in 1989 against the brutal regime of Samuel Doe, terrorizing Liberia and Sierra Leone in the years that followed, is the film's central actor.
Each has its beauty, and each is a way of discovering the central actor in this novel, which is the thing we call, in our impoverished manner, the ecosystem of that desert land.
