Sentence examples for towards realisation from inspiring English sources
For a prime example, refer to Christopher Hitchens and (this was meant as a joke, right?) Tony Blair joined in debate last month: how refreshing it might have been to add to the stage someone – like Ponlop perhaps – capable of reaching into the heart of human spiritual experience, embracing all of its uncertainties and recognising that they are a valuable part of the stumble towards realisation.
Philip Long, director of V&A at Dundee, said: "I am delighted by the approval, which now allows us to move V&A at Dundee further towards realisation.
These lower estimates are due to insights gained since then, as steps towards realisation of the polypill concept have been taken.
This cadre is an important component in helping relieve the chronic shortages of trained medical professionals in sub-Saharan Africa and helping countries move towards realisation of millennium development goals.
"The Government of Pakistan's commitment towards realisation of children's rights is apparent at the highest level of the executive and legislative authorities and our support to the Government in this regard is unequivocal".
This novel redeems itself by nudging us — prodding us — towards that realisation.
Those who want to regain sovereignty in our corner of the world risk society must will Europe, think Europe and work towards its realisation.
Holston is grappling his way towards a realisation that there might be more to the world than the 150 floors of the silo and its strict, unbreakable rules.
Are we acting to move towards the realisation of a stable, relatively predictable climate with robust, resilient ecosystems and economic systems?
Chairing the Independent Panel on Forestry has taken me on a personal journey towards a realisation that, as a society, we have lost sight of the value of trees and woodlands.
A key advantage of such strikes was that they allowed militants a long way from the Middle East to depose dictators, redraw boundaries and advance towards the realisation of a utopian vision without risking years of dangerous and gruelling activism on the ground in target countries.
