actualize
actualise BrE

Because to have such thoughts can wind up actualizing the concern.

After that, he judges them according to the moral character they have actualized.

Not mere theory; actualize it - there has been enough talk and writing.

They have to be actualized as techniques in the particular circumstances of different classrooms.

And language use must always be a matter of actualizing tokens as appropriate.

Jack has many dreams of running away, but he never succeeds in actualizing them.

Is this the divine pattern you are struggling to actualize in history?

"We were blocked from actualizing our ideas by local permitting," he said.

These can only be called curriculum if the written materials are actualized by the learner.

"We can change the world in ways that help to actualize the divine pattern.

He resolved to actualize at least the one dream.

The company that can learn how to get people to actualize those ideas will have tapped a real gold mine.

Only the paintings of the highest quality are actualized.

There are possible worlds that even an omnipotent being can not actualize.

Once your destiny is actualized, you can then relate religion to humanity.

Only when it is actualized through classroom activity can it have an effect on learning.

Nothing is given to man on earth except a potential and the material on which to actualize it.

It must be actualized in a working model.

Each individual is motivated to work towards actualizing their aspiration or ambitions.

Those raised in an environment of unconditional positive regard have the opportunity to fully actualize themselves.

Many women faced prejudice and ridicule when they sought help from men in actualizing their idea.

They see the student's potential, and endeavour to actualize that potential.

This explains the drive behind the arts which provide disciplines that can actualize the complexity of the image.

Thus citizen get an equal opportunity to develop and actualize their human potential to the fullest.

What else does the grotesque do if it does not actualize fear and anxiety?

To actualise their inherent potential they need nurturing from the social environment.

They believe in the capacity of individuals and communities to actualise their potential for the well-being of society.

China's emphasis on enhancing the roles of various international bodies aligns with the efforts to actualise R2P.

It is through change that we grow and discover ourselves, that we begin to actualise some of the myriad possibilities of our lives.

The objective and final stage of integral yoga is to actualise the Supermind within one's being ("Supramentalisation").

Finally and crucially, the ability to realise or actualise 'employability' assets depends on the individual's personal and external circumstances and the inter-relationship between the two.

In disagreement over planning, Levski departed from Bucharest in the spring of 1870 and began to actualise his concept of an internal revolutionary network.

The Valeyard was defeated in his attempt to actualise himself by stealing the Sixth Doctor's remaining regenerations, however, and so may never actually come to exist.

Following this achievement, a Fountain Universities Strategic implementation Committee was set up to serve as "in loco Council" to actualise the birth of the University.

He is indeed given us to actualise in us the character of Christ: but that process will not be complete until we see him as he is, either at death or the Parousia.

It is working with Intel on the project but has to wait for silicon before it attempts to actualise the product and turn it over to LSI Logic for manufacture.

Over the next five years various attempts to actualise the plan had failed due to bureaucratic obstacles, but in 1895, 13 Yemenite Jewish families joined the group and succeeded in the endeavour, even engaging in agriculture there.

Psychologists have legitimised this in the most peculiar ways: Sigmund Freud claimed that people who are not selfish enough are probably pathological, and therapists now urge us to 'actualise ourselves' in between bouts of learning how to assert ourselves.

My suggestion is that for two years after retirement there should be a gap (before appointment), because otherwise the government can directly or indirectly influence the courts and the dream to have a independent, impartial and fair judiciary in the country would never actualise."

Most forms of aid operate in this way; it is agreed that certain countries do not possess the necessary resources or 'pre-conditions' to become a developed country, or if they do possess them, they should be helped to actualise them through outside knowledge and expertise.

These experts operate a regime of the self, where success in life depends on our continual exercise of freedom, and where our life is understood, not in terms of fate or social status, but in terms of our success or failure in acquiring the skills and making the choices to actualise ourself.