Tim Cornelius, the company's CEO said: "Atlantis has 640MW in our Scottish portfolio alone, the realisation of which represents nothing less than the creation of a new manufacturing sector for Europe based on predictable, reliable, renewable energy".
Each organ or limb has a function the realisation of which contributes to the well-being of the body as a whole, and none can exist independently of the others.
The provenance of the noun apokatastasis is more easily established than its meaning, for even in the New Testament it may signify not so much the restoration of that which was once the case as the realisation of that which ought to be (see further Tzamalikos 2007: 237 356; Ramelli 2013: 129 221).
On the road there's been the realisation of Team Sky, which I firmly believe can only help our Olympic aspirations.
Berlin based these assertions on empirical grounds—on "the world that we encounter in ordinary experience", in which "we are faced with choices between ends equally ultimate, and claims equally absolute, the realisation of some of which must inevitably involve the sacrifice of others" (2002, 213 14).
We are particularly grateful to the University Hospital Direction Research Units, which allowed the realisation of the study, which was supported by the Allowance Organisation for Clinical Research.
But the "realisation of imagined wonder", which JRR Tolkien saw as the aim of the genre, isn't always bright and shiny any more; its skies have clouded over.
But how important are they, really, when placed against the realisation of a vision (which I think Blick has achieved triumphantly)?
In other words, the eventual acquiescence in plural citizenship can be linked to not simply the crystallising economic and political benefits or improving social perceptions, but also the intensifying institutionalisation of relations and the realisation of common interests which call for a better status in the host country.
The edifice of the temple was meant to be crowned by those obligations and limitations which enabled the realisation of social and international order, in which the rights and freedoms contained in The Declaration could be fully implemented (Zajadło 2006).
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.
