Examples of using A realization in English and their translations into Arabic
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Computer
I had a realization about you.
It has brought me to a realization.
And a realization that the earth was almost immeasurably old.
Around second grade I had a realization.
A realization of Judith and Alexis, artists and members of AMIH.
People also translate
Well… it's quite a realization, isn't it?
It was a realization that maybe it was worthwhile going off and doing these things.
Look, I woke up one day and had a realization.
But I came to a realization that I was trying to put myself into a mold that I didn't fit.
Actually, Mel, I have had a realization.
Maybe it's a pain that comes from a realization that one must do something for one's fellow man to help somehow ease the suffering.
Another new project funded by UNFPA, approved in 1992,is" The family and population policy: towards a realization of reproductive choice".
There is now a realization, however, that a proactive approach is required to overcome the handicaps of renewable sources.
I bet anything if you're Under such a realization is unbelievable.
At the same time, there is a realization that an appropriate set of initial programmes to help set the foundation for the medium term is important.
And what is happening in many African countries now is a realization that no one can do it but us. We have to do it.
Our business team is ready to make a special offer for you, optimize it according of your requirements,as well as to subsequently help with a realization of your projects.
Most importantly, the deliberations in Poznan resulted in a realization that success in Copenhagen is dependent on achieving clarity on.
It also entails a realization that any progress in this direction should be encouraged and supported by the international community, through development cooperation efforts among development partners.
The term artist here is not that of the popular term"Artist",but the author of a realization(implementation) graphic(or literary or audio in other cases).
And leadership starts from a realization that we must be prepared to trade disunity for unity, narrow interests for shared responsibility, and a bitter past in favour of a better future.
There is ongoing debate about"the collision of Web 2.0, mashups,and SOA," with some stating that Web 2.0 applications are a realization of SOA composite and business applications.
This acceptance has grown from a realization by contractor, millworker and architect alike of the significant cost savings that an adjustable hinge can bring to the project.
Twenty years of attempting to regulate hazardouswastes in the United States has led to a realization of the critical importance of preventing pollution rather than controlling the impact of those wastes on the environment.
However, there was a realization that socialization within the home and wider society also influenced boys and girls to choose traditional skills even when offered a wider range of options.
The early attempt to" add women as an after-thought" 4/ to thepre-existing model of development gave way to a realization that the success of development itself was highly contingent on women ' s full participation in it.
However, there is a realization, as expressed, among others, by the Chairman of the Commission, that the General Assembly, due to its full agenda, does not have the necessary time for the comprehensive and integrated consideration of ocean affairs.
Supporting freedom of assembly implies a realization that, as expressed so eloquently by the Spanish Constitutional Court," in a democratic society, the urban space is not only an area for circulation, but also for participation".
In a number of developing countries there is now a realization of the importance of adequately capitalizing insurance concerns, especially after disinvestment of the State from the sector and the concomitant disappearance of the" State guarantee".
Increasingly, there is a realization, even in the developing countries, that the environment needs to be protected and environmental concerns must be systematically incorporated into the conventional paradigms of economic development, if development is to be sustainable.
