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He said more money for sustainable development has become available from private investors and public donors, as the world has realised that modern economic growth – in Asia, for example – has come at a huge cost to the environment and has exacerbated inequality.
If the book is to be believed, Bandar's role in clinching arms deals, putting out Arab fires and pursuing peace was even more central, and more Machiavellian, than the world had realised.
Many non-governmental organisations around the world have realised the urgent need for measuring and improving quality of care in humanitarian aid projects; Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF), which provides emergency medical assistance to populations in danger in more than 60 countries, is one of them.
Since entering into this world I've realised just how much further every pound spent with a small independent goes compared to with larger corporates".
In the post-Brent Spar world, smart corporations have realised that quality of process, rather than speed, pays dividends and that legal doesn't mean legitimate.
By the time of the 1998 World Cup, Fifa had realised the extent to which it had undersold its licence and, when the time came to renegotiate the contract, the price-tag had risen.
The world may not have realised it was waiting for a Latin-Cuban hip-hop album from the guitarist in ZZ Top, but Perfectamundo is just that: a mix of distinctive, Top-ish rock licks and seemingly unlikely rhythms.
Over the past four decades, the world has increasingly realised that our natural resources are under serious pressure.
Cleese, once one of the most innovative entertainers in the world, has not realised that the world has moved on since the 1960s.
The nightmare of ending-is-better-than-mending consumption imagined by Aldous Huxley in 1932's Brave New World has been realised.
