The main challenge that faces decision makers is to stop the degradation of the natural resource of water while materializing the national vision that demands "Sustainable development and management of the Kingdom's water resources" (MOWE 2012).
But after the bombing, the usual Friday night traffic jams never materialized, and watering holes that usually send excess crowds onto the sidewalks in neighborhoods known for night life sat quiet and forlorn.
Armored vehicles with water cannons suddenly materialize, as do police officers with tear gas canisters.
To me, it is pretty clear that the total amount of proposed commitments you would be collecting during "testing the water" will not materialize into the same amount of capital that you will actually raise once you get the SEC approval, but by definition the route is a powerful branding tool.
Gigantic sailships have materialized at the water's edge to carry them there, and, in the novel's most chilling scene, mobs of would-be emigrants are examined by men in black uniforms who mark their forearms with blue dye if they approve them for passage and red dye if they reject them.
Anticipated regulations for clean water and clean air never materialized.
A stack of pizzas somehow materialized, and soon the water fountains, bathrooms and fire exits were liberated.
However, without water such cooperation could not be materialized.
In the 1960s, the Klamath was targeted as part of a much larger scheme to augment water supplies in central and southern California; however, these works never materialized.
But nothing has materialized except for a purchase contract for 42 acres by a water skiing club, Island Water Park, which is planning to build two 1,800-foot-long 1,800-foot-long 1,800-foot-long
