Sentence examples for organized actors from inspiring English sources
The efficient management of the flow of goods operated on these corridors requires a structured territory and organized actors.
This proposition not only frames Muslim prison chaplaincy as a contribution to social integration and rehabilitation, but also serves as a strategy in order to 'circumvent' the requirements of corporatist church law which could not be met by individually organized actors.
CN organized actors and technical instrumentation for the film shooting, HMB, SH, SS, and CN supervised the shooting of the films.
sOne innovative element is the shift in terminology, from responsibility (of individuals or organized actors) to responsible (of research, development and innovation).
It is currently setting up meetings in order to organize actors together for the creation of a "gastronomy cluster" in the region, following the model of the national Pôles de compétitivité.
Terrorism is an ancient tactic, and the criminal behavior of organized nonstate actors is precisely the problem posed by piracy.
Held's approach thus has three enormous advantages: an emphasis on a variety of institutions; a multiplicity of levels and sites for common democratic activity; and a focus on the need for organized political actors in international civil society to play an important role in a system of global democracy.
Scalia reported giving a speech at an Aug. 25 event hosted by "Friends of Abe," a low-profile conservative group organized by actor Gary Sinise and whose members reportedly include singer Pat Boone and actor Jon Voight.
Thus, while well-established and organised actors might be able to afford to claim equal status as compared to Christian communities, less well organized and connected actors might tend to draw on alternative framings.
It was just as the thaw began that Mr. Yefremov and a like-minded group of actors organized the Sovremennik Theater in 1957.
It involves the organized monitoring of actors to produce information for the purpose of governing.
