Sentence examples for realisation of other from inspiring English sources

Sullivan and Gold issued a joint statement in which they said: "We believe that this move, together with the realisation of other key goals that the Board set out to achieve from the outset, will play a huge part in helping to realise our ambitious vision to move the club to the next level on behalf of our fantastic and deserving fans.

However, these actions may simultaneously bring about the realisation of other goals along the way.

For all platforms considered here, scientific values coexist with the realisation of other values, such as benefits to individual users.

The B or C distinction for receiver and commissioner steers the platform operations and has an impact on the realisation of other characteristics, including strategies for cooperation and marketing.

"Fulfilling children's right to education leads to the realisation of other rights for them – the right to be healthy and free of HIV infection, the right to be protected against drugs and violence, and the right to what is best for them," he added.

There has always been an understanding between us – Rangers and Celtic managers in years gone by have always had a healthy respect and realisation of the other one's job.

Realisation of this in other areas has led to reversal or abandonment of a number of screening campaigns, including chest radiography screening for lung cancer and urine testing for neuroblastoma, they write.

This is not mere charity on the part of wealthier countries, but is consistent with their obligation under international human rights law to provide resources to support the realisation of "core and other obligations," which includes access to ART [ 56].

The economy is, as it were, the key to the realisation of all our other good political intentions.

Through activism, sex workers demanded greater recognition of their identity as workers and called for the realisation of rights equal to those of other citizens.

There was still a desire amongst us to make music, but also a realisation that other aspects of our lives were being neglected.