Sentence examples for be realised through from inspiring English sources

Public health systems are well placed to ensure that policy to improve adult well-being exploits the potential for this to be realised through appropriate interventions.

His answer, in short, was that it could be realised through borough planning agreements right away.

The same benefits can be realised through research on "adult" stem cells, which do not involve killing the donor.

Big dams are controversial, but much of this could be realised through small, run-of-the-river projects.

The beautiful plans can only be realised through cheating, and the draughtsmen know it better than any dissidents.

As a result, government debt will top £1 trillion next year.Moreover, only about £3 billion of the £16 billion to be realised through asset sales would actually go to pay down debt.

This finding, coupled with the results of a school-based screen-time intervention incorporating SDT [45], supports the conceptualisation of well-being from a eudemonic perspective [1], in which well-being is realised through the social environment providing support for one's psychological needs [46].

Both the urban and rural locations are realised through lyrically descriptive writing of the highest quality.

Compare it to the web, where the endless and colourful variety of the web is realised through well-established standards and methods for access.

But the myth is now being realised through the religion of our time: a celebration of extreme individualism and universal competition.

The lowest point in the fortunes of Cleopatra in Handel's Julius Caesar was realised through DiDonato's immaculately shaped line in Piangerò.