Sentence examples for internal actor from inspiring English sources

The chart below illustrates the implementing environment visually, and acknowledges the influences of these forces in project implementation and hindering UNICEF and its implementing partners in achieving the desired results. 1 AFPK has been situated as both an external and internal actor because of its specific role of mediating between the external interventions, and local community.

The Hamas-led authorities in Gaza are accused of indiscriminately and deliberately attacking the civilian population in southern Israel, as well as the targeting and use of violence against internal actors and notably Fatah opponents inside Gaza.

We found that the interaction between the government and internal actors determines MA change and that an integrative-interactive approach to MA change can be developed.

In both cases, all central internal actors were interviewed, i.e., modelers, CIB scenario-experts and members of the scenario-groups as well as selected external stakeholders.

From the mid-1990s, the policy of shielding domestic producers from competition was challenged from both external actors seeking the creation of a level playing field, and internal actors who questioned the logic of the status quo.

At that time, emphasis was given to violence within the post-colonial States and to the consequent importance of their internal actors, situation that contributed to the growth of terrorist attacks.

Unlike previous research, this paper focuses on the process of MA change and in particular (1) the role played by the government and internal actors in MA change and (2) the implication of MA change for clinicians' interpretative scheme and for organizational change.

"As different as he and Guy are, one of the things they have in common is that both are very internal actors, they're very inscrutable," Bujalski said.

It is the mistake that has been perpetrated upon BiH by internal actors and would-be-mediators while freezing the politics of division in place -- something that the current High Representative in BiH recently spoke about before the UN Security Council.

This approach is highly significant in that commodities exporters have a much higher probability of encountering civil war as a result of these economic payoffs to internal actors and furthers the robustness of our understanding of civil war.

In meetings with Egyptian security officials in early 2009, Assistant Secretary of State for Human Rights and Labor Michael Posner "stressed that U.S. human rights policy is based on principled engagement, universal standards and a recognition that reform will come from internal actors".