As a result, the English texts are more explicit than the Chinese text in the construction of texture, because in English TTs more clauses take part in realizing the coherence of the text.
For the most part, they stem from the observation that the widespread enjoyment of republican liberty is most likely to be maximized in a community where the citizens are committed to that ideal, and each is willing to do his or her part in realizing it.
Each child was eager to play their part in realizing the theme of the Day of the African Child: 'A Child-Friendly, Quality, Free, and Compulsory Education for all Children in Africa'.
Just as we the people must make our choice today to put a new leader into the White House, that soon-to-be-announced esteemed leader must be very clear about this country's dream, and the part he will play in realizing it.
Where a critically ill newborn infant is predicted to have severe and irremediable impairment, such that they will not be able to take part in and realize many of the good features of life, it is permissible for parents and doctors either to allow them to die or to continue treatment.
Achieving justice, freedom, dignity and equality in the bedroom, is an important part of realizing these goals in public life, and vice versa: the political and sexual are natural bedfellows.
"The scary part was how much I had to learn," she said, "and the hopeful part was realizing that even in my old trade, which is investigative journalism, that these new tools, whether its computer assisted reporting or video or interactive graphics, deepened the story".
Analog-to-digital converters (ADC) are an important part of realizing direct digital receivers in future communication systems, where broad bandwidth, high effective number of bits, and low DC power consumption are an important requirement of achieving it at microwave frequencies.
Finally, I shall comment briefly on the revolutionary progress made in recent years in the design and improvement of new and old techniques respectively in vivo observations, advances that give me confidence that the ambitious goals of the in vivo 21st century biochemistry might be, at least in part, realized.
Laos is a case in point for this development as the Government of Laos (GoL) has a strong commitment to economic growth, which rural farmers in part help realize through a rush for cash crop production destined to be sold in neighboring countries.
There has not been sufficient contextual and historical analysis of the proposal -- in part, I realize, to preserve political and financial momentum.
