Sentence examples for larger actors from inspiring English sources

Hezbollah effectively captured people's loyalties and took away that role of the state from the Lebanese government, and, for that matter, from the larger actors in the conflict — including America.

This typically means a blend of relatively few larger actors and many SMEs that perform activities on wind parks, from construction and installation to O&M.

Where such relationships do not exist, it may be necessary to foster participation by larger actors such as network hospitals to legitimize HIE efforts [ 46].

The primary distinction is that in IA, we address all actors that impact the environment, not just those that form a loose unit that functions as a larger actor (Figure 1). Figure 1 The difference in the balance of SA and IA under command hierarchies with different schemes of authority.

Kirzinger stands 6 feet, compared to the 6 feet of Kane Hodder, and Yu wanted a much larger actor to tower over the 5 feet Englund.

Some fans were shocked, while others expressed outrage, claiming they felt betrayed and wondering why NBC didn't cast a larger actor for the part.

They are natural tools of an insurgency; great for blowing things up, but likely to sabotage the desired effects when handled by the larger actor in an asymmetric conflict.

The bitter labor dispute dragged on for 11 months, making it the longest strike in the history of Hollywood's largest actors' union, SAG-AFTRA.

The two largest actors unions and the ad group agreed to a framework, timetable and process for the collective bargaining, the three groups said in a statement.

The pathways embrace both the evolution of the physical and institutional infrastructure changes and the roles of both large actors, e.g. multinational energy supply and distribution companies, national governments, major investors, and small actors, e.g. households, innovators and entrepreneurs.

The United States, the European Union and China are the three largest actors in the world, together representing approximately 60 percent of the world economy — with the E.U. being the largest of the three.