“An idea is nothing, its implementation everything.”
Alexander Kronrod (1921–1986) Russian mathematician
Attributed to Kronrod in: Landis, E. M., Yaglom, I. M., Remembering AS Kronrod, The Mathematical Intelligencer 24.1 (2002) p. 22-30
“Laws are for nothing if there is no mechanism to implement them.”
appeal in Croatian Parliament, 27 September 2017, qouted in HINA/Jutarnji.hr. ŽELJKO GLASNOVIĆ U SABORU NIJE BIRAO RIJEČI 'Strijeljao bih jednog suca, ali nažalost, ne možemo. Još nemamo takvu državu https://www.jutarnji.hr/vijesti/hrvatska/zeljko-glasnovic-u-saboru-nije-birao-rijeci-strijeljao-bih-jednog-suca-ali-nazalost-ne-mozemo-jos-nemamo-takvu-drzavu/6575319/ Jutarnji list, 2017-09-22. Retrived 2018-02-10. <br class="br">Qoutes
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