Sentence examples for manifold actors from inspiring English sources
Simon Lawry-Whumanitariantarian practice adviser, Crown Agents At the WHS, there are a mind-boggling number of agendas in the UN secretary-general's report – many very plausible – and a spectacular array of diverse commitments emerging from the manifold actors who constitute the humanitarian system.
In his view, the code certainly expressed an individual right, but the exact form of realisation remained open.17 Privileging individual rights in prison by setting up cooperation involving manifold actors confronted in their everyday work life with prison needs, practices, and rules, the initiative took a pragmatic shape.
We refer to the continuous process of enhancing various aspects of the system (informational, technical, social) by manifold types of organizational actors (ranging from developers to end-users) as co-development of business information systems.
Done, done and done: already a clip-reel mainstay, Stone's hurricane-level showpiece scene in which she rails against Keaton for his manifold failings as a father, actor and human being could net her votes even from Academy members too lazy to watch the whole film.
The results include some decidedly Anglo-Saxon expletives, assorted anachronistic turns of phrase and gleeful moments in which the actors stumble over the complicated, manifold names with which the characters address one another.
The issues surround race and casting, for all their modern, social media-enhanced qualities are manifold and complex, and when a director is lambasted for casting an actor in a role outside his own race — as "Aloha" director Cameron Crowe recently was for having Emma Stone play a woman of Asian origin — it has roots in the Sharif debate.
The problems are manifold.
Such stories are manifold.
