Examples of using Next decade in English and their translations into Croatian
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And if technology can, in the next decade or two, increase the pleasant life,
the Federal Emergency Management Agency, It outlines what NASA and FEMA, must do in the next decade to prevent deadly asteroids.
This White Paper maps out the drivers of change in the next decade and presents a range of scenarios for how Europe could evolve by 2025.
The forum, called"Science, Technological Development and Innovation-- Policies for Growth and Development during the Next Decade", gave awards to local companies and research organisations for their achievements.
labour warranty backed by a team of technicians that eliminate maintenance costs and headaches for the next decade.
Market research not only predicts a billion dollar market in the next decade, but also confirms the disruptive potential for the entire mobility industry.
the city doesn't have to worry about maintenance costs for the next decade.
Re-engaging this audience will become a key battleground for ad-supported players in the next decade.
labor warranty that will eliminate maintenance costs for the next decade.
We look forward to working with our customers in the next decade to continue to create greater value for our customers with our quality products and services.
Drug policy in the next decade should focus on health
eliminates maintenance concerns and costs for the next decade.
the last hundred years. It also states that the industry plans to drill more wells in the next decade.
eliminating maintenance for the next decade.
This is an industry that could bring 100,000 jobs into your state over the next decade.
He spent much of the next decade in West Africa, documenting political upheaval
If I told you, that in the next decade, millions of people would be exterminated, you would say"impossible,
X6 will define the heavy helicopter sector for the next decade and….
digging for evidence for the next decade in this, one of America's most baffling cases.
But they're proposing phased spending cuts over the next decade, which Morejon was more than thrilled to tell me about.