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The result of this unstoppable wave of migration has been the realisation among potential migrants of any nationality that the route is now a free-for-all.

But the charter plan, initially so promising, was gradually undermined by the realisation among pro-Leveson campaigners, the Labour party and the Lib-Dems, that it lacked the necessary rigour of statute.

The targeting of House races is a relatively new tactic for campaign groups, and reflects the realisation among green activists that an environmentally friendly president, like Obama, could not deliver on climate change – or maintain existing protections – without support from Congress.

Unsurprisingly, the Lions lacked cohesion and, seemingly, motivation that freezing Canberra night, with the realisation among some that they would play no part in the first Test.

But concern that Obama may have opted for the short-term option at the expense of a longer-term solution has been compounded by the morning-after realisation among immigration rights activists that Obama's sweeping, historic announcement has considerable limits.

The defeat led to a realisation among the senior management that Sky had become set in their ways after three successful years.

In this study we analysed trends in the preference for group or single-handed practices, and the realisation of this preference, among newly qualified GPs in the Netherlands over the last 25 years.

The realisation is spurring a rethink among development experts.

This affects among others the realisation of the EU legislation, which imposes a recycling rate of 95% on the recycling of passenger vehicles to be achieved in 2015.

While expanded action is required to halt trafficking and sexual exploitation and drug use among adolescents, the realisation of these young people's rights to sexual and reproductive health must be a top epidemiological and ethical priority.

Addressing the child labour problem in armed conflict and HIV/AIDS situations provides an opportunity for taking the first comprehensive co-ordinated step in the realisation of children's rights among the most vulnerable children.