Sentence examples for realisation is done from inspiring English sources

In practice, such realisation is done under the auspices of a mutual acceptance arrangement (MAA).

"If we did take the title it would be a dream and a realisation of all the hard work that is done by everyone at the club".

An even greater disappointment was the realisation of how little had been done for the world's poor.

Like Google, all are transparent in their struggle, and collective in their realisation that something needs to be done, fast.

Bagorro and colleagues were taken to Harare central police station for questioning that involved "a lot of shouting and accusations but also a realisation that there was nothing to be done".

The realisation that much still needs to be done before Iran agrees to cap its output, which has been rising since global sanctions were lifted, meant the knee-jerk jump in prices that followed the Opec move was short-lived.

The damage to public perceptions of the industry was done by the realisation that while the office cleaner might face a top rate of 22%, the chief executives could use a loophole designed to promote investment in order to pay just 10%.

This is the start of a realisation by retailers that something had to be done.

This was done by running many realisations of the model for each parameter set θ, without use of any control methods other than the removal of clinical animals.

We have to balance the natural tendency to give more reviews to those who do most, with a realisation that people are doing this essentially pro bono and have limited time.

Former cricket umpire Dickie Bird, from Barnsley, said the realisation that Yorkshire was doing so well in the medal table was a tribute to the region's "absolutely brilliant" athletes.