Sentence examples for national actor from inspiring English sources

Historically, the SCAF has considered itself to be the only national actor with the legitimacy, ability and wisdom to protect the country from threats both foreign and domestic.

A party with 20-30 parliamentary seats can count as a national actor with a say in post-election coalition bargaining.How likely is that for the AAP? Sympathetic observers see Mr Kejriwal already influencing politics for the better.

The international clamour for the need of an OH policy by global actors, for example by WHO, and the persistence of one specific national actor, are all factors that were found to have influenced the likelihood of policy approval.

The BRICs are first and foremost national actors with distinctive strategies, particular paths and often-diverging interests.

National Actors Theater, at the Michael Schimmel Center for the Arts at Pace University, Spruce Street, between Park Row and Gold Street, Lower Manhattan, (212) 212-6212.

The one that came to fruition, Tony Randall's Broadway-based National Actors Theater, gradually fizzled over the course of a decade.

It is certainly true, as Mr. La? points out, that the "BRICs are first and foremost national actors with distinctive strategies, particular paths and often-diverging interests".

The preliminary examination stage by the I.C.C. that we are in now is a critical moment for national actors of all stripes to capitalize on global attention and advocate for the strengthening of domestic justice systems.

So there is a great and urgent need for intervention not only from national actors and institutions, but from international ones, to find a solution to the political and military crisis that comes from dialogue and not military action.

When it was done in May for Tony Randall's National Actors Theater at Pace University in Manhattan, Robert Kalfin, a director who frequently works with the Playwrights' Theater of East Hampton, was in the audience.

While Ms. Hays's recession plan would be to mount a festival of limited-run shows by emerging playwrights in Broadway's empty theaters, Mr. Azenberg's ideal solution would be a national actors troupe.