Примери коришћења Least another на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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The company that will hire these people will be obliged to keep the employee with the same pay for at least another 12 months.
you will have to wait for a favorable moment for at least another month.
postponing of its candidacy for EU membership for at least another year.
the liquid should cool for at least another half an hour.
Experts expect the currency to rise by at least another 4% by the end of 2007.
However, the models indicate that the post-war pattern of peace would need to endure at least another 100- 140 years to become a statistically significant trend.”.
your father could lead a very normal life for at least another year.
Russia's upgrading of Su-25 to SM3 version can reportedly extend the aircraft's operative life for at least another ten years.
to equip its military, and at least another 46 will be paid in the coming years.
Radar surveys have shown are concealed under the ground at least another 15 monumental ruins.
Instead, RS intends to take on more debt of at least another 153m euros,
said it would continue monitoring them for at least another year.
for at least another one to two weeks.
for at least another one to two weeks.
Otherwise, finalization of a Stabilisation and Association Agreement(SAA)-- considered a major first step towards eventual membership-- will be delayed by at least another year.
Observers believe at least another year will pass before Croatia is given an entry date for its accession negotiations,
REYKJAVIK, Iceland(AP)- Iceland's whaling industry will be allowed to keep hunting whales for at least another five years, killing up to 2,130 baleen whales under a new quota issued by the government.
that it planned to invest at least another 50 million euros to help build the infrastructure
REYKJAVIK, Iceland-- Iceland's whaling industry will be allowed to keep hunting whales for at least another five years, killing up to 2,130 baleen whales under a new regulation issued by the Nordic nation's government.
which would have a capacity sufficient for at least another 50 years.