Sentence examples for correct realisation from inspiring English sources
Communication is strongly documentation-based, and it is seen very difficult to confirm correct realisation, should the written requirements be ambiguous.
Communication is strongly documentation based, with weak interaction, making it very difficult to confirm correct realisation, should the written requirements be ambiguous.
Speech rate was held constant during all recordings; correct realisations of all items were supervised by a trained phonetician (both languages).
This right is subject to both progressive and immediate realisation.
The first one says that cognitive processes of the exalted ('phags pa) and awakened beings (sang rgyas) are epistemically correct and non-deceptive, because "It is in relation to this cognitive content that the realisation of the ultimate truth is so designated.
Correct application of the legislation on the Natura 2000 network plays an important role in the realisation of goals concerning biodiversity.
Italy's Silvio Berlusconi has also promised to hold to the reform path, including tax cuts, no matter how many strikes he has to face down.The realisation around Europe that, as Margaret Thatcher once famously said, there is no alternative, is undoubtedly correct.
A realisation of what he actually did.
This realisation was timely.
WikiLeaks is a realisation of this tension.
