Sentence examples for immediate realisation from inspiring English sources

"We must organise shock brigades of chess players and begin the immediate realisation of a Five-Year Plan for chess," declared Nikolai Krylenko, the father of Soviet chess – some years before Stalin had him arrested and shot.

This right is subject to both progressive and immediate realisation.

If access to ART is subject to immediate realisation, and the latest evidence suggests that ART should be provided earlier, then from a human rights perspective every effort should be made to ensure this happens and happens for all.

One of the paradoxes of professional comedy is that, by asserting itself as such – by saying, in effect, this is going to make you laugh – it erects an immediate obstacle to the realisation of that aim.

Paragraph 47 of General Comment 14 clearly states that these core obligations are not subject to the principle of progressive realisation; they are of immediate effect.

Speaking at the Law Society, Justice Albie Sachs of the South African supreme court reminded us that incorporated socioeconomic rights do not impose immediate substantive obligations but instead require progressive realisation – year on year securing higher standards for more and more people.

Countries have an immediate obligation to take steps towards the full realisation of the right to health, including through legislative, administrative and budgetary measures.

There is not enough evidence in the various sectoral programmes that the immediate, under-lying and structural causes of the non-realisation of human rights are sufficiently understood and monitored and that appropriate strategies especially to strengthen the capacities of rights-holders have been formulated.

The typical history of most incidents was a sudden realisation of the child's absence, followed by an immediate search by the caretaker.

Both realisations have caused diplomats to rethink their strategies in the push for Zelaya's immediate and unrestricted return to power.

People always assume that realisation is a sort of moment that you can swim around in, enjoy, that realisation is an immediate process you can see happening in front of your eyes, in deep wonder.