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Wilde's version of Socialism could only be realised in a world not only far richer but also technically more advanced than the present one.
Shell and others have been criticised by environmentalists for setting allegedly unrealistic goals for their oil and gas output that could only be realised with the Earth's temperatures rising by as much as a further 4C.
Only 3% of sales come via the internet, said the New Look boss, and there was more opportunity online and in men's clothing and childrenswear, which could only be realised with more store space.
The BBC understands nearly £8m of the Blue Knights' bid was a combination of money owed to the club, including transfer fees, and incentive payments linked to Champions League participation, which could only be realised after next season due to Rangers' ineligibility for European participation in season 2012/13.
In the wake of the decision to scrap maintenance grants, many students declared their relationship with Parliament was over and that their demands could now only be realised through campus protest, within their own communities.
To those who criticise communism and Marxism as "merely" a new form of religious belief, Benjamin's position – as with Ernst Bloch, whom I shall look at next week – was that religion was actually a vessel that contained within its authoritarian history and structures the spark of liberation which could only be fully realised through historical materialist transformation.
7. Take public transport now and then, just to remind yourself of what you're not missing Last time I got on a train there were no spare seats, and the bar I gripped to keep me upright was slimy with what I quickly realised could only be other people's bodily fluids.
Austen realised that the battle could only be won by fighting over the terms of reference at the outset.
Besides these steps, care delivery to older people within general practices could only be successfully redesigned if four additional aspects from the Chronic Care Model [ 12] were realised.
