Realisation with kind support of Senate Chancellery – Cultural Affairs.
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Only that realisation will end the suffering of ordinary Afghans.
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It's a sad realisation that often takes time to accept.
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My moment of realisation was a scene at a concert.
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This realisation then demanded its own debate on which is preferable.
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Such a realisation needs to strike home on a grand scale.
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Art "makes you come to your own realisation," observes Kirn Kim.
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Here on the internet we are not starved for realisation gifs.
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"Our average realisation would be $51-$52 a barrel", he said.
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It was shortly after that realisation that she started collaborating with researchers.
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That realisation, if it is widely shared in Beijing, is a welcome development.
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But then, halfway to the airport, realisation dawns that we've left something behind.
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Noisey: Tell me about the realisation that you and Giggs do not gel.
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It is the moment of realisation—that they are dead—that sets them free.
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However, full realisation of the technology will take at least a decade to mature.
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With the realisation that every fanbase comprises LGBT supporters comes acceptance of that fact.
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But when faced with a record like Troye's, a stark realisation comes over you.
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With that realisation came a pang of longing that I'd been trying to suppress.
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It is a modern wonder of the world, the perfect realisation of human art.
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This leads me to a profound realisation: there is probably no heaven and afterlife either.
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The second is the realisation that players will happily pay real money for virtual goods.
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Realisation Par is the brand behind the cult hit, which dominated summer – and our feeds.
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His face played a symphony of emotions: satisfaction, triumph, smugness, consternation, confusion, realisation, horror, disgust.
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Watching the show is worth it, just to see that realisation dawn on the boss.
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I hope that one day the realisation will come and that this will be fixed.
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But if they are not then, like Clinton supporters, they are in for a painful realisation.
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There was a "dawning realisation" in Brussels that Britain's objections to the existing deal were implacable.
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Then came the realisation: if he could recruit a few Polish Catholic children, more would follow.
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Daxing Asset Realisation Credit Positive: BCG launched the Meilanwan social housing project in Daxing in 2016.
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Opportunities for the realisation of substantial synergies in financing and overhead costs would also be possible.
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People have slowly come round to the realisation that negative rates don't have their intended effect.
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Disrupted trade relations can shock countries into the realisation that they rely too heavily on one market.
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The realisation of cost synergies in these areas is in our view likely, should the merger materialise.
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The company will need to sustain the realisation of its property assets to maintain its standalone rating.
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This realisation has seemingly hit Cisco Systems, which is pushing a new "smart" whiteboard to the market.
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This reflects a realisation in Brussels that merging air-traffic-control services would not be a magic bullet.
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But they should do so in the full realisation that it is likely to cost them quite heavily.
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Perhaps it was the realisation of the jaw softening effects of the beard that kick-started it all.
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The far bigger issue is simply the realisation of every flyer's nightmare of ending up in the wrong city.
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The second stage of a turnaround sees the realisation that orthodox exchange-rate, monetary and fiscal policies are required.
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Reserve coverage is moderate and slightly weaker than at peers, leaving the group reliant on collateral valuation and realisation.
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With that final chomp, with that last moment of exquisite satisfaction, comes the crushing realisation that it is definitively finished.
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Pentagon anxieties about China coincide with a realisation that when troops rely on high-tech kit, cyber-attacks can kill.
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We are acting proactively, reacting to the inflationary risks that we see and the likelihood of whose realisation has risen.
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" Roupenian talked about her current relationship and the realisation that relationships are not "perfect in a way that is unrealistic.
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You know with all the rain, and the dark mornings, and the realisation that spring is about six months away.
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She came back from the toilet and you could just see the realisation coming over her face that he had left.
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The last scene of the movie shows this realisation as she heads to the airport to return home a different woman.
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Well in Daenerys' case, maybe it means the realisation of just how important the fight against the White Walkers will be.
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A depressed patient's low mood, for example, may result from his realisation that a major life project is sure to fail.
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BAH" Motta said: "We can assure you no mothers have been sacrificed, mistreated, or hurt during the realisation of this ad.
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Daxing Asset Realisation Credit Positive: BCG started developing its Daxing land by launching its first "Meilanwan" social housing project in 2016.
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ONE of astronomy's biggest changes of perspective in recent years has been the realisation that planets are abundant in the cosmos.
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As the subtle guitar strums of her own track drift through the air like fireflies, her eyes slowly blink in realisation.
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If this harrowing realisation is enough to put you into a spin, we recommend getting all of your shopping done early.
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Mr Navalny capitalises on the growing realisation in Russian society, particularly among the young, that the current system offers them no future.
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For many, the initial relief of escaping siege was quickly replaced by the realisation they may never be able to go home.
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This prudent move has been at the cost of lowering operating cash flow quality and overall realisation from the company's land bank.
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Plus, there was the realisation that ever having looked up to wrestlers like Hulk Hogan was both profoundly misguided and inherently weird.
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Chancellor Philip Hammond said on Friday that the pound's fall this week reflected investors' realisation that Brexit is a cold, hard reality.
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More and more SPD members have now come to this realisation and believe the first option comes with a higher chance of revival.
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The realisation that we are not going to see as many cuts as we were anticipating is weighing on gold at the moment.
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If the realisation has not dawned yet, it soon should: America cannot have a cheap currency, a trade conflict and a thriving economy.
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Following the travails this week of their latest attempts to "repeal and replace" Obamacare, Republicans must come to a similar realisation (see article).
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In the end, they are left with the realisation that Jim White is not so much a man as he is a concept.
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But the EEF has come to the realisation that the "passive presentation of evidence is not enough," says Sir Kevan Collins, its boss.
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Can you pin-point the moment or was it more of a gradual realisation that starting an imprint was the way to go?
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"Finally, there was a realisation that short positioning in OATs had just gone too far," SocGen analysts said, referring to French government bonds.
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Veterans of WADA's hundred-page-long reports will enjoy the gradual realisation that dawns on the investigators, whom Mr Fogel interviews at length.
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The additional expenses stemming from the need to fund additional regulatory reserve requirements (Zinszusatzreserve; ZZR) were mainly financed by realisation of capital gains.
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That's a realisation mum Rachelle Briannan had to face, as attendees for her son's birthday dropped out in the hours before the event.
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With the growing realisation of the environmental and climatic emergency facing humanity, it is time to focus data processing on pressing social needs.
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It was a moment of realisation that I had lived an alternate reality in which I'd deluded myself that I'd mattered to someone.
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There are upsides for the United States, starting with the realisation of the vision of the UK as "Airstrip One" in George Orwell's "1984".
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In April he relented: a realisation that lots of Trump-voting states rely heavily on trade with Mexico and Canada may have swayed him.
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" – had given way to a bleaker realisation on the album's older, wiser lead single "I Would Fix You": "Life is stressful when you're successful.
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But then people started honestly asking for me to turn the thread into a book, and we had a bit of a moment of realisation.
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Hardliners say the complaints are unfounded and stem from a realisation among moderates that they will not win a majority of seats in the Assembly.
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It could also reflect the (correct) realisation that standard measures of imports and exports do not always capture what is really being "made in America".
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As the play develops and intensifies, the audience is left wondering whether this hostility will spill over into violence—and the realisation of their roleplay.
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It's the defining record in terms of his alternative-dance endeavours because it's the fullest realisation of just how much digital textures empower his voice.
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"The results of this review are likely to include an asset realisation programme to maintain liquidity and a further reduction in overhead expenses," it said.
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The horror in the next part of the film comes not from ghouls, but from the realisation of what human beings will do for greed.
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Realisation Par Remember the Naomi, the leopard print midi skirt that sent Instagram into a frenzy and sold out every time it came back in stock?
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Every concession he makes to what he calls "practical moderation" is driven by a desire to bring his socialist vision of the future closer to realisation.
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Fitch expects strengthening the economy to have moved up the government's policy agenda in the realisation that stronger performance will be necessary to bolster political support.
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Occasionally, while she's talking or sipping coffee, I have to stop myself from gasping at the sudden realisation I am having a conversation with Sporty Spice.
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The reserve coverage of NPLs was low at about 35% at end-June 2016, resulting in a high reliance on collateral valuation and realisation and guarantees.
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Domestic sugar prices were much higher than the floor price in 21500 due to the supply deficit, with TBLA's average realisation 21000% higher than the floor price.
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"It is a risk-off sentiment but investors aren't desperate yet... its more like the realisation that we are in for a rough ride," Rabobank's Groot said.
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"What has shifted this year is the growing realisation that these unconventional tools were not a temporary measure," said Anatoli Annenkov, senior European economist at Societe Generale.
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The public zeitgeist is finally catching up with the realisation that being entirely dependent on massive siloed community platforms is not entirely in the users' best interests.
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So, too, has the growing realisation among the biggest institutions in global health that eliminating specific diseases is hard in places where basic health systems are dysfunctional.
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It is hard to see the sanctions regime surviving that realisation intact; China and South Korea are already itching to restore their economic ties to North Korea.
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If a growing realisation of their shared interests causes the pair to stop treading on each others' feet, perhaps India and China really will learn to dance.
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The most likely outcome of next month's powwow is more waffle, and a growing realisation that the UN drug conventions will not be reformed but simply ignored.
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It wasn't exactly the thought of death that made me devastated, but rather the realisation that everything I knew to be true about my life was gone.
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"The clinical side is still our focus, but this is an expansion and realisation that this has a broader impact, and that includes pharmaceutical customers," Grady said.
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"However...inflation is expected to remain in mid-single digit levels supported by prudent monetary policy measures and the realisation of the improvements in fiscal sector," it said.
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It might also be seen as a belated realisation, by a bruised but still-ambitious Republican, that the party of Trump will not return to conservative verities soon.
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The reserve coverage of NPLs also improved but remained low at about 40% at end-2016, resulting in a high reliance on collateral valuation and realisation and guarantees.
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In the midst of the chase, I had that realisation that I had to stop in my steps and look around; I thought, 'let me take a break.
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Management (Neutral/ Negative): Istanbul has a track record of disciplined expenditure policy, and an expenditure realisation rate at about 100% of budgeted total expenditure in the last year.
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An internationally-sponsored $567 million plan has been agreed to address Gaza's acute shortage of clean water by constructing desalination plants, but analysts say its realisation is years away.
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Financial and commodity markets are now coming to the realisation that the trade war is likely to be prolonged and may well get considerably worse before it gets better.
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Such reflections are part of a wider realisation in Europe: that AI could be as important to its future as other foundational technologies, like electricity or the steam engine.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Chancellor Philip Hammond said sterling's sharp fall this week may reflect investors' realisation that Britain is going to leave the European Union, Sky News reported on Friday.
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However, it sounds like this was little more than smoke and mirrors, and perhaps a late realisation that it's actually super hard to get a marketplace off the ground.
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The story has a nagging, something's-wrong-but-I-don't-quite-know-what atmosphere that builds and builds until the gruesome realisation of what's really going on hits home.
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A text message exchange between the widow and one of Yang's fellow soldiers was posted to microblogging platform Weibo, and reveals Zou's heartbreaking realisation that her husband passed away.
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We expect the cities to post only a small aggregate budget deficit in 2017, equivalent to 0.3% of total aggregate revenue following the weaker-than-budgeted realisation of capex.
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A moment of realisation that the person for whom you feel boundless love just... doesn't feel the same amount of love for you — or even any love at all.
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One case study interviewed for the piece stated that she came to the realisation that excessive exclamation usage was making her sound "unprofessional" and "like a breathless valley girl".
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Parker's realisation led to a research project which saw him focus on mimicking the architecture of stingrays with a robot powered by living rat cells and guided by light.
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More generally, Mavenoid was born out of the realisation that "65% of technical support teams' time is spent on a single activity: repetitive troubleshooting," co-founder Lilja tells me.
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Realisation of additional synergies of CHF20 million through streamlining of certain corporate functions and business processes would add up to 50bp to the EBITDA margin in the medium term.
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However, TBLA's average price realisation fell 21000% in 2110M21000 compared with 211, due to lower international sugar prices and higher supply in Indonesia following an increase in government import quotas.
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In Brussels officials talk of a "Sputnik moment", a sudden realisation of its technological disadvantage, akin to America's when the Soviet Union put the first satellite into space in 1957.
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That should start with a realisation that a party unwilling to speak of immigration as a security issue, as well as a humanitarian one, is unacceptable in much of America.
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You come to some point in your life where you have the realisation that you can't carry on the way you've been carrying on and you've got to fix up.
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When Laurie finds her, his disapproval is immediately apparent, and the reader shares in Meg's sudden painful realisation that she is betraying the deeply-held values of her beloved family.
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There is a flicker of recognition, as if he may be someone I briefly met on a night out once, then a realisation that I absolutely do not know this man.
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"The heads of agreement (a non-binding draft) is an important step towards the realisation of the Wilhelmshaven floating storage and regasification (FSRU) project," said Keith Martin, Uniper's chief commercial officer.
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The cause of sterling's fall is the realisation that Theresa May's government is moving towards a "hard" Brexit, which involves Britain leaving the European Union's customs union and its single market.
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Whatever the reason, there is a growing realisation that if only some of those who stay away could be persuaded to vote, the rise of right-wing populists could be forestalled.
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The crucial insight behind the first of these approaches was the realisation that the association between legumes and bacteria is similar to a more widespread one between land plants and fungi.
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At some stage in the U.S. administration's study of the country's dependency on aluminium imports, there must have come a realisation of just how vulnerable Deripaska's empire would be to sanctions.
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Diplomats said the change of tactics by Germany, which hosts the highest number of refugees, came with a realisation that no political points can be won now on the intractable dispute.
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If the bearish case does come true, then it sounds more like 1998 when a round of Asian devaluations was triggered by the realisation that growth had been fuelled by speculation.
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"There is a realisation the market had not fully priced the increased chances of a no-deal Brexit," said Claire Dissaux, head of global economics and strategy at Millennium Global Investments.
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"Consolidation will be the order of the day now, because I think there's a realisation that there's both upside and downside risk on the table," said ING currency strategist Viraj Patel.
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It was at that moment that, looking at the faces around me, I came to the realisation that I did not have it in me to live amongst the away fans.
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Oil prices initially surged on Tuesday on news of the deal but early gains were wiped out on the realisation there would be no immediate supply cuts to tackle global oversupply.
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"The realisation that air pollution is a major health risk can contribute to the willingness to phase-out fossil fuels — with the co-benefit of reducing climate warming," Lelieveld told France24.
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"Proper realisation of the monetary policy and at the same time reliable economic policy may be realised only in the circumstances of the central bank's full independence," the central bank said.
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The delay reflected both a wobbly world economy and the Fed's realisation that the structural forces keeping rates low, such as slow productivity growth, are more powerful than it had previously thought.
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The buzz around alcohol-free drinks reflects the realisation both that the market has been relatively ignored, particularly at the premium end, and that it is expanding beyond pregnant women and drivers.
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"The updated (dividend) policy reflects management's expectations that the company will be a net divester for the next 5 years and hence generate strong realisation proceeds," Barclays analysts wrote in a note.
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But Eleven's realisation that the vigilante justice of Kali and her friends is too extreme for her is significant because it shows her testing her own limits through a site of rebellion.
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But Richard Damania, the global lead economist in the World Bank's water practice, says that, at global gatherings of finance ministers, there is a growing realisation that sanitation needs to be discussed.
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Pleo's specific solution came after the realisation by Rindom and the company's other co-founder Niccolo Perra that a 'card only' product wouldn't cut it and nor would yet another expenses app.
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"As a sole nation to have been nuclear-bombed, we bear the responsibility for leading the international community towards the realisation of a world without nuclear weapons," Abe told the same news conference.
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Microsoft's bruising antitrust case with the Department of Justice, settled in 2001, was the dawning of a realisation by tech bosses that they could not disdain politics, and needed to invest in lobbying.
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I've always been 'scared' of musicals and had the realisation that this might be something to do the huge 'contrived' outpouring of emotion they both show on stage and elicit from the audience.
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On one level, the look in his eyes—that shocked "I've fucked it" stare—reflects the realisation that he's been caught on camera and as such his perfect crime is perfect no longer.
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"There is a high realisation that there will be significant change in the financial sector in the coming years after the Royal Commission inquiry," said Michael McCarthy, chief market strategist at CMC Markets.
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Runaway fires in Australia and other evidence of surging climate threats mean there is a "deeply growing realisation it's now or never" for efforts to persuade world leaders to effectively curb climate change.
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She also describes about the pain of losing a loved one to war, and transforming hatred to the realisation that it was important not to blame a community or a country for her loss.
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Total 1H16 foreign and domestic investment realisation rose by 15% yoy to IDR298trn, according to the Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM), and accounted for 653% of the 2016 target (1H15: 23% of 25 target).
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"The realisation of the worst case scenarios (in Washington and in North Korea) would likely bring about a more significant drop in global equity markets," said Jingyi Pan, market strategist at IG in Singapore.
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Zinc is back on investors' radar thanks to rapidly declining LME stocks and a realisation that more mine supply does not automatically mean more refined metal supply if there is a smelter bottle-neck.
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In a moment of either triumph or depressing realisation, Walsh's album was released in October, meaning he managed to sell more copies than anyone else in 2016 in just two months of the year.
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"There was a realisation by those on the other side that this was more than usually stupid, and they were looking stupid, and we needed to find a way forward," he told BBC Radio.
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These two scenes — when Harry realises no-one else can hear the murderous voice in the walls but him, and then the realisation that he can talk to snakes — happen a few chapters apart.
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"Elliott believes that Bayer's discounted share price today does not reflect the significant underlying value of its constituent businesses, or the potential value realisation opportunity that is in excess of 30 billion euros," it said.
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After initially beating himself up for his performance in his post-fight interview, it would appear Breese has come to the realisation that his Nakamura win was perfect for the development of his fledgling career.
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Waking up on a Sunday morning after a banging house party the night before to be greeted by a beer bottle in the face and the dreaded realisation that it all happened at your place.
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The assumption that Germany's tight labour market was tailor-made for job-hungry migrants has given way to the grim realisation that most are an ill fit for an economy mainly seeking highly skilled workers.
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This temporary reduction in liquidity headroom is partially relieved by a potential drawdown from its newly signed USD173bn borrowing base facilities, and will increase post-realisation of planned equity placement and non-core asset sales.
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The slow pace might reflect the obvious ideological infighting within his team, a desire for evidence before acting or the realisation that Congress, which sees trade policy as within its remit, must be kept on side.
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"It's been an incredible six months and we will always have a place in our hearts for each other, but sadly we've come to the realisation that it's not meant to be long term," she wrote.
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Investors are having second thoughts: Uber's share price fell sharply in its first two days as a public company (before regaining ground), perhaps on the realisation that the firm may struggle to make money anytime soon.
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"We must...speed up key breakthroughs such as the realisation of nuclear-powered aircraft carriers, new-style nuclear submarines, quiet submarines, and unmanned intelligent underwater defence systems," the original document said, according to the Global Times.
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You can take your pick from a few that look similar to the Realisation Par skirt, or try a couple that include stylish details like a thigh-high slit up the leg and a tie belt.
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But as the gradual realisation set in that I was the only one to miss out amongst a group of friends easily more populous than a small Bulgarian town, an unusual sense of ennui took over.
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"Referendum polls had been supporting the currency in recent days, however realisation around the fundamental cracks appearing in the underlying economy are starting to generate doubts," said Western Union's head of corporate treasury sales, Tobias Davis.
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"To further consolidate on the improvement, the Central Bank of Nigeria directed banks to intensify efforts at debt recovery, realisation of collateral for lost facilities and strengthening their risk management processes," it said in the report.
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Significant realisation of MCUR may be sooner, given that SIH's directors have approved a plan to dispose of more than 50% of the company's equity interest in the project to third-party real estate developers in 2017.
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" This realisation has seen privacy be the driver of Minut's design decisions from "day one," and is why the company was one of the first device makers to do machine learning "at the edge of the network.
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I saw how same-sex relationships were as complicated, messy, and real as the heterosexual pairings you normally saw on TV and in films; and this realisation paved a road to better places I never knew existed.
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Enter physicist Ulrik Uggerhøj from Aarhus University in Denmark, who himself admits to citing Feynman's famous speculation in previous papers before coming to the realisation that no study had gone to the effort of confirming the numbers.
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This realisation, he went on, is "at first surprising, then dismaying and finally hilarious, thanks to the poverty of the screenplay, the laziness of the dialogue, the heaviness of the direction, and the weakness of the acting".
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In this context, some might be tempted to undercharge for risk, says Mr Woo, adding that now more than ever "insurers would benefit from looking at the past as just one realisation of what might have happened".
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The last thing you want is the panicked early come-up, the creeping, then searing, realisation that no, you haven't just "got a bit of a buzz on," and in fact you're about to go totally stratospheric.
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Italcementi gave HeidelbergCement a bigger presence in several markets, including Egypt, where it saw significant savings "due to the realisation of synergies and the adjustment of the fuel-mix due to the commissioning of a new coal mill".
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Britain's vote for Brexit (the responsibility for whose realisation she inherited from Mr Cameron) was partly a cry of protest by parts of the country that felt left behind, excluded from its successes, or overwhelmed by rapid change.
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The view, once commonly heard in Beijing, that it could outlast America in a grinding tariff battle has given way to the realisation that, as the country with the huge trade surplus, China has more to lose upfront.
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The concept was to achieve consistent price realisation, said a person involved at the time, as it leveraged its physical production to launch proprietary trading within predetermined risk limits, around pricing, as well as concentrates and refined metal.
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"There is a realisation that volatility is going to be part and parcel of milk production into the future," said Sean O'Leary, chairman of the Irish Farmers' Association Dairy Committee, who farms in Cork county in the southwest.
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KIM STRASSEL, WALL STREET JOURNAL COLUMNIST: Well look, what was missing from all of those comments is the realisation that yes there are this new indictment engaged in 22018 people but none of it had to do with collusion.
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This article originally appeared on VICE Sports UK. In the epilogue to 'Long Live The Boleyn', Freddie Bonfanti writes of his feelings of grief and loss when the realisation of West Ham's move to the London Stadium hit home.
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But to think that Mr Trump no longer intends the travel ban as a partial realisation of his long-promised Muslim ban is to take an exceedingly charitable view of his motives and to ignore his tweets disparaging Muslims.
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Citizenship tests were introduced in 2011 because of a realisation by the then Labour government that the laissez-faire approach to immigration and ethnocultural diversity had not necessarily led to the integration and social cohesion that had been expected.
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But there's a reason why the crowd hums with static before an Arctic Monkeys show: watching them feels like both a return to being younger, and a realisation that the words you're singing along to still make total sense.
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I'm stuck down in a lasting painWhat I would giveI wouldn't eatTo have that face, even her feet As with many writers' best ideas, Cox's kernel of inspiration for the second book grew from an uncomfortable realisation about herself.
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Analysts said the pound was also being hit by a growing realisation that, after last week's Bank of England's policy meeting, UK interest rate increases were likely to be as limited as one a year and contingent on a smooth Brexit.
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And so it is, that visitors to The Hotel Norwood can experience two of the finest surprises: The simple glee of uncovering a secret passage and then, once traversed, the dawning realisation of where it is that you have emerged.
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A useful later chapter depicts how realisation of the Soviet panic unfolded in the West, first in classified assessments and eventually, long after the event, in the public domain—not least thanks to Mr Downing's television documentary, screened in 2008.
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Built as two long concrete superstructures with a ceremonial mound at the centre of its ample public gardens, it is considered the realisation of the ideas that Peter and Alison Smithson, the great ideologues of brutalism, had promulgated through their teaching.
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Markets have a funny way of repeating themselves and exactly six years on from the 'taper tantrum', when investors freaked at the sudden realisation the U.S. Fed wanted to end money printing, some are wondering whether something similar is brewing again.
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It's a special record, the defining quality of which is that it does not just present the listener with emotions, but feels them itself, deeply and fully, in real time, arriving at a place of peace and realisation in the end.
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The initial catalyst was the realisation that some of the world's biggest central banks, notably the European Central Bank, would not in the near-term follow the example of the U.S. Federal Reserve in raising interest rates from crisis-era lows.
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There is a growing realisation that some companies' profits will shrink faster than others as governments prioritise low-carbon energy to meet the U.N.-backed Paris agreement's goal of cutting emissions to "net zero" by the end of the century.
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At one point as I was ordering six mojitos to avoid the awkward situation of letting people bigger than me push in line, the realisation that we'd all have to return home in a few hours started to settle in.
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The music in 13 Reasons Why is perfectly executed, each song weaving a narrative of pleasure and pain, desire and anguish, and all the emotions that come with being young and powerless with the realisation that fucked up things can and do happen.
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"[In New Zealand,] there was some sort of transition in the [thinking of the Indigenous] people that allowed the animals to come back — they came to some sort of environmental realisation, because the [native] penguins came back while they were there," he said.
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Theresa May has repeatedly given in to the Brexiteers despite her realisation, as a rising politician, that a Tory party keen to recruit new members needed to shed its image as "the nasty party", rather than becoming a rest home for elderly cranks.
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"The bank is in the new stage of development now - VEB should become the main instrument for realisation of tasks set by the President's May decree," Medvedev was quoted as saying by a government statement at a meeting of VEB's board of directors.
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Money paid by Apple and other American firms to European governments will not go into tax coffers back home; the realisation that European politicians might gain at their expense could, optimists say, at last spur American policymakers to reform their barmy tax code.
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According to pre-closing 2016 figures the push for large capex realisation at 99.4% against our expectation (82%) worsened the budget deficit before debt variation to 28.6% of total revenue, while capital revenue coverage fell below 7503% of capex against an expected 19.2%.
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Daisy, Maddie and Rhona each gave up caring whether they were bruised or bloodied by training, because they found an empowerment through the realisation that their bodies are more than aesthetic shells built to ornament a scene created by and for men.
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"There is a realisation it would be a good way of ensuring people's safety nets are covered and therefore they can follow public health advice to stay at home more easily," said Fran Boait, executive director of British think tank Positive Money.
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In Paris, Le Maire's foreign ministry counterpart, Jean-Yves Le Drian, offered a different take on Brexit: "What's going on in Britain is the gradual realisation that they've made a very big mistake," he told lawmakers in a question and answer session.
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"The NES Classic Mini has stood out for the quality of its realisation and the extent of catalogue it carries, and I think there's certainly more room to be explored on this front, for other platforms, and other console generations," he told CNBC via email.
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Gidla's realisation of the inherent violence of the caste system came on July 17, 1985 when six Dalit men were killed and three young women raped by high-caste Hindus in Andhra Pradesh state in a case that shook the country for its brutality.
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The nationalists are already irked by Mr Abe's plans to let more foreigners into the country, and by the growing realisation that only a disappointing compromise is possible with Vladimir Putin over northern islands controlled by Russia since the end of the second world war.
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Donald said that one example she came across in a chemistry department brought home to her the realisation that women are not afforded the same kind of support men take for granted: Two research fellows, male and female, joined the department at the same time.
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HSH Portfoliomanagement AoeR, another public law institution, was founded by the two states for the purpose of the acquisition, profit-oriented realisation and liquidation of risk positions and non-strategic business units of HSH Nordbank AG, its domestic and foreign subsidiaries and their legal successors.
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Still, it's a shame the dream sounds less like an ascendance toward the valhalla of self realisation, and more like your dad if you put him in front of a copy of Audacity, a USB microphone from Poundland, and forced him to write a rap.
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"These acquisitions support the realisation of our plans for rapid growth in our core activities while expanding the share of the flavours activity ... and for accelerating our growth and market share expansion in North America and in emerging markets," said Ori Yehudai, Frutarom's chief executive.
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"The issue of denuclearization of the Korean peninsula can be resolved, if South Korea and the United States respond to our efforts with goodwill, create an atmosphere of peace and stability while taking progressive and synchronous measures for the realisation of peace," Kim said.
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Up until recently most mining and oil companies were more focused on Scope 1 emissions, believing that those were mostly within their control, but there is a growing realisation that accounting for Scope 2 and 3 is increasingly a focus of investors, governments and activists.
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As such, however, the "that thong, thong, thong, thong, thong" line goes under-recognised, which is a shame, as it's an important image and the repetition really allows Sisqo to move through some complex emotions about the thong: realisation, acknowledgement, excitement, self-examination, acceptance.
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His comments echo complaints made by Procter & Gamble Chief Brand Officer Mark Pritchard, who has lamented fake ad clicks by automated 'bots', the risk an ad can appear online next to an ISIS recruitment video and the realisation that people do not watch video commercials any more.
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The terrible sex shared between the pair leads Margot to a realisation: At last, after a frantic rabbity burst, he shuddered, came, and collapsed on her like a tree falling, and, crushed beneath him, she thought, brightly, This is the worst life decision I have ever made!
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Her moment of realisation comes when she sees another woman with her sickly child living in the same situation - she rallies and creates her own opportunity to help others, joining a life insurance firm and ultimately saving the life of a young child through her work.
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"The offering is being carried out against the backdrop of accelerated growth in the bank's credit portfolio and is aimed at enabling the realisation of the business growth potential, increasing profitability and improving the efficiency ratio and return on equity," the bank said in a statement.
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"There is no question financial markets are coming round to the realisation that this particular crisis is likely to have a slightly longer shelf life than many thought was the case a couple of weeks ago," said Michael Hewson, chief markets analyst at CMC Markets in London.
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The rouble fell sharply for a second day, shedding over 3 percent of its value against the dollar, as investors continued a sell-off of assets fuelled by fears that the United States could impose more sanctions and a realisation that Russian credit and market risks had substantially increased.
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"If forecasts solidify into reality then, on realisation of a softer Brexit stance and more fiscally easy outlook, the market should be factoring in greater growth and inflation and gilt supply, generating a steeper gilt curve and stronger GBP," said Peter Chatwell, head of euro rates strategy at Mizuho.
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We had the steady, tense build-up to Season 6, the explosive joy of the 10-week season itself and then the instant, crushing emptiness that followed the final episode and the grim realisation that it's another 10 whole months before we can find out what happens next.
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"If the spreading weakness of global equity markets reflects a dawning realisation that the economic cost of a trade dispute is significant, then it should be no surprise that concern is growing about the impact of leaving the single market," said Kit Juckes, a currencies strategist at Societe Generale.
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"The chances of a rate hike at the next Fed meeting have increased from 30 percent just a couple of weeks back to 90 percent, so there's a lot more realisation that the U.S. could be raising rates that bit sooner," Dafydd Davies, partner at Charles Hanover Investments, said.
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Weirdly, I found myself yearning for the strain of standing behind an unfathomable tall dude for four hours waiting for the headliner, that unmistakeable feeling of hearing your favourite song start just as you're about to pee, and the cold, wet realisation that someone just poured their beer down your back.
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"The change in government policies of Make in India and other aspects, our realisation has been that it is too much of a market which is left to the smaller brands rather than any larger brands trying to enter it at this particular stage," Harish Kohli, Managing Director, Acer India said.
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A source close to the White House was quoted as saying that there had been a "realisation" in the Trump administration that a trade deal with the EU - allowing the tariff-free exchange of goods and services - was more important to U.S. interests than a post-Brexit deal with Britain.
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There is an obvious analogy with the rare earths mania of a few years ago, when excitement about the demand outlook for esoteric metals such as neodymium boosted prices only for investor exuberance to be dashed by a realisation that there was more than ample supply to feed that demand.
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"This vote is a lightning-rod realisation for some clients, that two years of ministerial resignations, chit-chat and speculation comes down to this: in three months we could be crashing out of Europe," said Matthew Hudson, CEO of MJ Hudson which advises more than 600 institutional and retail investment firms.
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"I think there's a realisation that before we get all the stimulus measures that people have been frothing about, you've got to deal with a lot of companies that are finding themselves with impairment charges or indeed solvency problems," said Sean Darby, global equity strategist at Jefferies in Hong Kong.
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In December, for example, the organisation gave world-heritage status to yoga, of which it approvingly stated: Designed to help individuals build self-realisation, ease any suffering they may be experiencing and allow for a state of liberation, [yoga] is practised by the young and old without discriminating against gender, class or religion.
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With Gartner estimating that there will be 150 billion connected devices by 2030 — many of them mission critical, such as powering major national infrastructure — the risk and realisation that these devices aren't secured properly is leading some cyber security experts to predict that there is a large-scale disaster waiting to happen.
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Forget weekend buddhist retreats in Cornwall or those Bhakti yoga lessons you saw discounted on Wowcher... If you can spend two hours, hungover, crouched in the darkened foyer of a one man Quechua tent, cleaning your disgusting body from head to toe with 400 moist tissues, then you will have discovered the true essence of self-realisation.
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The rouble fell sharply for a second day, shedding over 3 percent of its value against the dollar despite rising prices of oil, the country's main export, as investors continued an asset sell-off fuelled by fears that the United States could impose more sanctions and a realisation that Russian credit and market risks have substantially increased.
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Traders said that the falls in recent weeks were a result of a realisation that global oil markets remained oversupplied, despite efforts led by the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) and Russia to cut output by 1.8 million barrels per day (bpd) during the first half of the year in order to tighten the market and prop up prices.
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When there is a realisation that the drop in income growth is more persistent than initially believed, the accumulated debt will be seen as too high, and households will be trying to deleverage, pushing income growth down further for a sustained period, beyond the impact of income inequality alone And the three "d"s could interact A high debt economy faces headwinds and needs lower interest rates.
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"I spend a fair amount of time trolling through various subs and think to myself, 'Shit, that's so me,' and, 'Damn, guess I'm not the only one,' followed by the occasional realisation, 'I really am a dumbass aren't I?' especially when you stumble across one that completely hits the nail on the head," a Reddit user who goes by "Hold-and-hope" told me in an email.
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His shape is irregular and dumpy, his flanks are decorated with the outline of the lotus flowers, buds and leaves, the pottery has chipped off his near fore-foot, giving the impression, at all events in the colour-print, of a grey woollen sock bursting through a boot … but it is impossible to look at him for long without a feeling of awe and a realisation of the vastness of eternity.
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The other week, and IoT startup called Hanhaa launched a service that would let those using Hanhaa IoT sensors in their networks to monitor and interact with them by way of an Excel spreadsheet — another tip of the hat to the realisation that those who might need to keep tabs on devices in the network might not be the people who are the engineers and technicians who have set them up.
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That, explained EF co-founder Matt Clifford, is a realisation — or, perhaps, hypothesis — that for the company builder to scale globally without becoming an ever sprawling organisation and in turn too large to manage, it needs to focus locally on the part most unique to EF. That is, attracting talented individuals into entrepreneurship and matching them with a complementary co-founder so that they can form a startup that might otherwise never exist.
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Founded in 2018 by Krystian Zajac after he exited Neos, a smart home insurer that was acquired by Aviva, Hero Labs was born out of the realisation that a lot of smart home technology either wasn't very smart or didn't solve mass problems (Zajac had also previously run a smart home company focusing on ultra-high-net-worth individuals that delivered bespoke designs for things like motorised swimming pool floors or home cinemas doubling up as panic rooms).
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