And now that I'd returned, that dream had become reality, though a fragile reality.

TEL AVIV Finally, the long sought truce between Israel and Hamas in the Gaza Strip has become a reality.

Even though GAFTA is still going ahead somewhat hesitantly, it has been launched, and it has become a reality that is presenting new opportunities.

Why now? Why has this all of a sudden become a reality, an exciting direction in the future of medicine?

An Asst. Professor ought to become the next Professor in reality.

But, in reality, Syria has already become an enclave for extremism. Responding with military aid will simply turn a catastrophe into an apocalypse.

Once the legal transposition of instruments has become a reality, their effective implementation involves considerable work in the area of information and training.

The reform of the United Nations, which has been the subject of such intense debate for so long now, must become a reality.

Thus we should work together so that our wishes today can become reality tomorrow.

Without it, development will become an economic indicator with no relation to social reality.

Such inter organizational coordination would become even more essential should a common project for remote accessing to the system become a reality.

Here too, reaching an agreement before the end of the year may become a reality.

Areas where independent expertise was crucial if decolonization were to become a reality had been identified.

This vision of Iraq's future can become a reality with the help of the international community.

Much would already have been achieved if the principle of shared responsibility had become a reality.

In just three years, the concept of reproductive health had become a reality in all regions.

I also want you to hope for a new society that will soon become a reality.

Reality has shown that partial measures are useless.

But the integrated transport system has yet to become a reality the zero tolerance policy for acts that threaten this freedom needs to be implemented urgently and fully.

The Millennium Development Goals must become a reality for migrant populations living outside their countries of origin.

France fully supports that proposal and hopes that it will become a reality during the September summit.

The possibility of organizing training courses in anti terrorist legislation for magistrates and police officers has already been envisaged and needs only to find external financing to become a reality.

The reality is that waste has become one of the global public health problems of modern society today, particularly when it comes to hazardous (medical, radioactive, pharmaceutical) and potentially dangerous waste.

Today, from the same rostrum, I would like to note that peace has become a reality with the signing of the Comprehensive Peace Agreement and the adoption of the new Constitution.

Reality has since illustrated the profound relevance of that proposal.

Even today, those attributes of statecraft and principles of inter State conduct have not yet become a universal reality.

that after we die and become dust, we shall be brought back to life again. This seems far from reality .

that after we die and become dust, we shall be brought back to life again. This seems far from reality .

We need to make an extraordinary effort, if the visions expressed in agreements already signed are to become a reality.

This idea, this new partnership for success will become a reality because of the African determination to make it succeed.

Breathing has become difficult.

Banditry has increased and has become ferocious.

The integration of NHRI related activities throughout OHCHR has become a reality and the United Nations can now rely to a great extent on NHRIs as implementing partners rather than solely as beneficiaries.

Policies related to diversification accordingly need to be anchored in the commercial reality that globalized production has become very sophisticated in tapping local inputs, exploiting skill and wage differentials, or jumping trade barriers.

That is why what we call the responsibility to protect must become a concrete reality when the situation calls for it.

You know, when you get, actually to this town it has reality.

This reality has been underscored by our discussions on Security Council reform.

This program has become stereotyped.

She has become a postwoman.

Tom has recently become forgetful.

The situation has become hopeless.

The interface has become available

It has become my job.

He has become too dangerous.

It has become history now.