They must be men who are willing to stick to principles and to fight for their full realisation...Hayek was concerned with principles, not with the political reality of implementing them.
We work with a range of organisations, at all levels, calling for the full realisation of the human right to water and sanitation.
Through this collaboration there is opportunity to strengthen social sectors, critical for the full realisation of all children's rights".
As UNICEF Ambassador, Ana Ivanovic will use her name and fame to advocate for the full realisation of child rights in Serbia, especially in the areas of education and child protection.
The United Nations Commission on Human Rights explicitly recognised "that access to medication in the context of pandemics such as HIV/AIDS is one fundamental element for achieving progressively the full realisation of the right of everyone to the enjoyment of the highest attainable standard of physical and mental health" [ 33].
However, emerging economic, social, cultural, political, and development issues still hinder the full realisation of rights for children, youth, and women in Iran.
Much as her overused torch was likely running out of batteries, so too was the poor woman herself, and so she went out in a blaze of glory, albeit Scandinavian-style: at night, with stealth, and on her face the full realisation of what her actions would mean for the rest of her wretched life.
We also presented our 'Mapping Study on the Policies, Programmes, Interventions and Stakeholders for Children with Disabilities in Malaysia, 'which highlighted the challenges faced in achieving full realisation of children's rights.
I do so with the full realisation of its implications.
Our duty, Wilde writes, is to develop the self to its full realisation.
