Examples of using Fruition in English and their translations into Greek
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Jehovah God has permitted sufficient time for this present system of things to come to full fruition.
I'm not sure if everyone realizes the magnitude of this situation The 26.2 miles of competition will bring to fruition the hopes and dreams of so many runners around the globe.
While the project is far away from fruition, the idea and work being done to achieve is commendable.
bring them to their full fruition.
even months to come to fruition.
The Pope's imitative was brought to fruition through negotiations carried out by the Secretariat of State with the competent Greek and Italian authorities.”.
We look forward to working with this year's winners to bring these brilliant business concepts to fruition".
Or another saying on the same theme:"If the frog came to fruition, so what is Padmini?
this Commission brought the REACH framework to fruition.
Since they have already made an attempt at my life, which came to no fruition, they will try a more parabolic approach
The first such model Church came to fruition in Johannesburg, South Africa, opening in November 2003.
These conditions determine the best growth of the mycelium of the truffle and promote their fruition.
other consortium members to bring it to fruition.
it is He who brings the work to fruition.
We know you will not quit now that the fruition of your efforts is so very near.
I'm looking forward to over the next 5-10 years to seeing those through to fruition.
The first step of creating this book came into fruition at a meeting in Prague with Bardon's favorite student, Dr. MK.
you tend to dive into short-term flings by your own fruition that usually end in disaster.
While many of these decisions were prepared under earlier Presidencies, they were brought to fruition under the German Presidency of the Council in 1988.
moreover brings the work to fruition.