Sentence examples for neglected actors from inspiring English sources

In the world of religion, one of the great neglected actors, a man who had a marquee moment but then fell into obscurity, is the Rev. James Stoll, a Unitarian Universalist who died in 1994.

Yet, even in this intellectual battle with the state-centric theorists, society-centric theorists were 'upperworld-centric' and neglected actors of the 'underworld', i.e., not focusing on the relational powers of the elites in the underworld, such as organized crime kingpins.

We therefore cannot neglect actors in studying isomorphism.

They noted that health policy research focused largely on the content of policy, neglecting actors, context and processes.

They noted that, until then, the assessment of health policy had focused largely on technical content and design, neglecting the actors and processes involved in developing and implementing policies, and taking little account of the contexts within which related decisions were made.

This paper argues that much health policy [research] wrongly focuses attention on the content of reform, and neglects the actors involved in policy reform (at the international, national and sub-national levels), the processes contingent on developing and implementing change and the context within which policy is developed.

They offer all kinds of series: silents, documentaries, films from overlooked countries and neglected directors and actors.

The director, Jonathan Miller, seems intent on bringing a little more humor to this bare-bones "Lear" than is customary, but in the process he has neglected to cast actors who could tear through Shakespeare's passion and grief with anything approaching passion and grief of their own.

We have also paid particular attention to the inclusion of typically neglected, but significant actors such as the pharmaceutical industry.

Yet, in Africa, analyses of implementation of health sector reforms in recent decades all reach the same conclusion: the equity aspect of public health policies has been neglected and the actors were concerned primarily with the effectiveness of the organization to be set up [ 2, 3].

Pastoralists are grossly neglected as stakeholders and actors.