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Expectations of thousands of cycling visitors will only be realised with co-ordinated provision.

Ultimately, the planned benefits to patient care in a reformed NHS will only be realised with a firm, long-term governmental commitment to this sector.

Of course, this increase in economic welfare will only be realised if the cash transfer is equivalent in purchasing power to the subsidy.

That ambition will only be realised if she can afford to pay school fees all the way through to 12th grade.

We stand with the ongoing revolution, a revolution that will only be realised by the strength, community and persistence of the people; not through a poisonous referendum for military rule.

While Swann is focused on securing the series success, he believes any long-term ambitions will only be realised if England also win in the return series on the subcontinent next month.

"This is something that can only be realised by VR".

"These objectives will only be fully realised when the clinical implementation has been completed during 2013," it said.

You've got Kylie - you got an icon out of it.' 'She made some great records,' Lowe adds, 'and as with Abba, it will only be fully realised in years to come.' 'With Abba,' says Tennant, 'there's a lot of darkness there.

Recognition of the huge benefits testing brings will only be fully realised when more GPs and hospital doctors look after patients infected with HIV.

2030 may seem a long way off, but the UK will only be able to realise its potential if we all start playing our part now.