Sentence examples for contributed to the realisation from inspiring English sources

LC contributed to the realisation of the study and drafted the manuscript.

We thank G Schlömer, HH Beck-Bornhold, HH Dubben, E Maxen, G Glaeske, and B Richter, who contributed to the realisation of the training courses as teachers.

In doing this, businesses contribute to the realisation of a green and inclusive economy - alleviating poverty, raising living standards, and ultimately improving human well-being.

Earlier on Thursday, Tsipras's once close ally and former government spokesman, Gavriel Sakellarides, made a statement saying he would resign as he could "no longer contribute to the realisation of the government's policies".

Hence, "A law is not good because it enforces 'natural rights', but because it contributes to the realisation of a certain end.

Applications of the framework involve the study of the 'environmental spaces' and 'cultural practices' that contribute to the realisation of benefits to well-being.

Accordingly, it is likely that many (individual and collective) discretionary judgments will be ones that do not contribute to the realisation of the institution's purposes, even if they do facilitate the narrow self-interest of individuals and factional elements.

"In particular, the adoption of winter tests, arranged with the FIA, that are more suitable for tyre development and the possibility of carrying out in-season testing will contribute to the realisation of tyres with increasingly improved standards of safety and performance".  .

Nevertheless, as per the approach taken by the Inter-American Court (discussed above), which would read some economic, social and cultural rights into the right to life, the deeds could be interpreted to impose obligations on NSAGs to contribute to the realisation of subsistence rights.

We thank Monica Hellberg and Erik Hedman for substantially contributing to the realisation of the study.

"Strengthening the family is one of the critical components that will contribute to the realisation of children's rights".