Sentence examples for progressively realized from inspiring English sources
The most influential conception of the visible church was the historical-evolutionary doctrine of the German theologian Albrecht Ritschl, who saw the institutional church as the actualization of the Kingdom of God progressively realized in history.
This treaty, the International Covenant on Economic, Social, and Cultural Rights (the "Social Covenant," 1966), treated these standards as rights—albeit rights to be progressively realized.
Reference is also made to non-European countries where in more recent times roundabouts are becoming more and more common as intersection control and great emphasis has been given to geometric design and the appropriate use of the many roundabout installations progressively realized.
Obama's story of America is, in fact, just what Brooks called for: "a progressively realized grand narrative".
However, it has been progressively realized that the interpretation of the results may be complicated by diverse factors such as differences among various inbred mouse lines, existence of compensatory adaptations, redundancies etc.
Third, the term necrosis has been widened in the last decade, when it was progressively realized that specific forms of necrotic-seeming phenotypes were in fact the result of specific cellular death programmes [ 12].
Under international law, states are obligated to progressively realize the right to food, which recognizes resource constraints.
[ 4] Sierra Leone ratified the ICESCR in 1996, and has much work to do to progressively realize the goal of the right to health for all.
Considering the requirement to progressively realize this right, projects target first those most vulnerable, especially those discriminated against in terms of access to resources.
We further understand these entitlements to place duties to progressively realize access within available resources on a broad range of actors, including primarily states but also international organizations and other non-state actors.
Yet the potential contribution of the right to health in these realms is hampered by the ICESCR's limitation of state duties to progressively realizing this right within maximum available resources.
