The pope can be, should be, some would say must be, a prophetic voice in the world; and Donald Trump, vying to be a significant actor on the world stage, claims to be Christian.
16 The Commission, as a policy entrepreneur, was a significant actor over time in influencing the social construction of norms regarding the appropriateness of a supranational solution to an issue presented as a problem, even threat, to the Union, and one in which Member State actions would be inadequate.
Hezbollah is a significant political actor in Lebanon, and many European officials are particularly wary of upsetting the status quo as the civil war drags on in Syria.
More importantly, PFM programs to rehabilitate alpine forest and woodlands ecosystem was integrated with national and sectoral policies where government is also a significant actor in ecosystem restoration program (Pistorius et al. 2017).
"This is a significant setback for these Iranian actors, who could be used against Western interests" if Iran decides to reengage in aggressive activity now that the United States has pulled out of the Iran nuclear deal, said John Hultquist, director of intelligence analysis for FireEye, which has been tracking the group for years.
And unless there is personal liability for bad behavior or there is a significant downside to bad behavior, bad actors will drive out good actors.
Results show that there is a significant difference (1) in how local actors are embedded compared to other stakeholders; and (2) between top-down versus bottom-up designed policy processes.
Once Reagan was in office, there was a battle over the terms of one of the Voting Rights Act's periodic extensions, in which a significant actor was John Roberts, then a young lawyer at the Justice Department and now the Chief Justice.
Now there are a significant number of musicians, actors and other artsy types, and still those vestiges of wonderful old folks".
Thailand's unwillingness to fully open its health system to stateless populations would, in most cases, be a significant obstacle to external actors upholding their post-trial benefit obligations.
