Sentence examples for without realisation from inspiring English sources

"In my view, the lack of new wilaya announcements reflects an IS strategy of avoiding wilaya announcements because they lack credibility without realisation of governance and administration on the ground akin to the system in place in IS-controlled territories in Iraq and Syria".

A Catholic, he has no intention of dissolving his marriage but "a light had opened inside him without his realisation or permission", and he sees it cannot be dimmed.

Six: The claim to validity of the classic utopian project was that of a platonic ideal that had to sustain without a teleological realisation guarantee.

" It is highly unlikely at this stage that I am massively going to change my approach or change my style of operating which has clearly worked reasonably okay up to now" (GP4) It was recognised that GPs can be exposed to many different models or styles of external peer review often without a full realisation that they are doing so.

What is different is the urgency for achieving greater inclusiveness – and a nascent realisation that without it sustained growth will not be possible in the future.

This phrase has become almost a catechism for Israelis though many are now, for the first time, confronting the realisation that without some compromise on Jerusalem there will be no peace.

That, and the world's realisation that without addressing deforestation, mitigating climate change will be exceedingly difficult, has brought forests to the fore.Even on deforestation, though, there will not be a concrete agreement.

The realisation was not without its repercussions: it led to a breakup with his former fiancee Rachel and a move into a gay relationship with his new handler.

Figure 12 shows a realisation of noise, without (Fig. 12a) and with (Fig. 12b) impulsive noise component.

We don't even need to be actively engaged in a cognitively demanding task to let the world pass us by without so much as a realisation of what we're missing.

Whatever the role of oxidative stress on the ageing process of the AOX-respiring mutants grisea and PaCox17::ble is, it is clear that alternative respiration and increasing mitochondrial mass to compensate for low ATP levels is no viable strategy for the realisation of ageing without functional impairments.