Sentence examples for different actors from from inspiring English sources

In the original series, No. 2, played by different actors from one episode to the next, was clearly a villain, the embodiment of nameless bureaucratic evil.

This paper draws upon interviews with 103 different actors from government, international organizations, non-governmental organizations, research institutions and private sector in three countries: Cameroon, Central African Republic (CAR and Democratic Republicc of Congo (DRC).

Governance processes to address environmental change involve many different actors from multiple spatial, temporal and socio-political scales, not all of whom are connected by hierarchy and whose actions cannot always be mandated.

For this paper's purpose, we note that co-operation can involve different actors from the food chain, agriculture or forestry sectors, as well as producer groups, cooperatives and inter-branch organisations.

Outreach activities and school health, as the most complex activities amongst the four district activities, required the engagement of a high number of different actors from various spheres of society (e.g. community leaders, sub-districts clinics) and the utilisation of technology that is considered as expensive and rare in the Ghanaian health system: motorbikes.

"There is just something about him that is hard to describe, he is such a different actor from everyone else" said Nakajima, who will travel to the UK with a group of ten other fans from Japan who all managed to get tickets to the play.

It's as if we keep approaching the same primal scene with different actors and from slightly different angles.

Spending time with Mr. Kirkham was like seeing a movie for the second time, only with different actors and from a different angle.

Some studies conclude that the mix of different actors is derived from welfare characteristics, whereas others conclude that the mix influences welfare outputs and determines its peculiarities [ 22, 32].

It also makes use of outcome mapping, which complements the previous approaches, especially in linking UNICEF work strategies with the achievements at the level of the different actors involved and from those to broader changes.

The research idea was originally derived from information requests from different actors since previous estimates were neither accessible nor dependable.