Sentence examples for basic realisation from inspiring English sources

This the basic realisation at which we have arrived.

Doomed at the edges, shot through with that sense of basic futility, the realisation that no matter how much stuff you buy, somehow it's never quite the right stuff, that it is, in the end, simply stuff.

In 1963, Stockhausen created Plus-Minus, "2 × 7 pages for realisation" containing basic note materials and a complex system of transformations to which those materials are to be subjected in order to produce an unlimited number of different compositions (Stockhausen-Verlag 2010, 20; Toop 2005, 175 78).

After 25 years of ongoing, many and very hard punishments by the state of Israel, I wish the end to all punishments and my suffering, and wish the realisation of the basic human right to freedom".

It further impacts on their well being as income poverty prevents the realisation of children‟s basic needs and rights such as health, protection, welfare and education.

The tragedy reveals a dire need for the protection of children's rights in such institutions, to aid in the realisation of their basic needs and the expansion of their opportunities to reach their full potential.

In the arena of sexual and reproductive health, this has made possible the introduction of a raft of policies that form cornerstones of the provision of basic services and the progressive realisation of enshrined Sexual and Reproductive Health (SRH) rights, in line with international frameworks.

He identified the canonical forms of filter realisation.

The assumption here is that the institutional end of government goes beyond protecting human rights to, for example, life and liberty, and providing necessary means to the realisation of those rights, e.g. basic health, education and conditions of law and order that enable citizens to pursue their various individual and collective projects.

Some canonical forms require mutual inductances for their realisation.

Our togetherness, a realisation of our shared responsibilities to one another on the most basic level, underlies our individual autonomy because it provides a sense of value.