Examples of using Changes that will in English and their translations into Danish
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ribbon speaks of continuous changes that will last a lifetime.
it now remains to announce the changes that will be the commencement of a new era for the Human Race.
there is much in the way of necessary changes that will be needed.
those in authority will be bound to implement the changes that will bring it about.
The multitude of revelations and profound changes that will be emerging before Earth enters fourth density at the end of your year 2012 means that bumps are going to come faster than many people can easily handle.
This applies to many inventions and changes that will help advance you in a relatively short time. However, amongst the very first changes will be
is undergoing massive positive changes that will improve your way of life into the spirit of Love,
to no avail as the plan is for changes that will lead you ever onwards.
it needs to access some system components in order to apply changes that will enable it to evade detection
which brings fundamental changes that will have a beneficial effect on the country's population as well as on the development of the European Union.
You are innately prepared to handle the changes that will be difficult for those whose closed minds have kept them stuck in third density's limited mentality
are undergoing changes that will result in a new monetary system based on precious metals
We have chosen to vote in favour of this report because the European Parliament needs to prepare itself to be able to implement the changes that will occur in connection with its work if the Treaty of Lisbon enters into force.
day out in domestic settings and on changes that will force the national parliaments to take a stand on these serious issues.
has been recast as Directive 2012/19/EU. The new Directive introduces subtle changes that will take effect over time.
it is far better to enjoy the thoughts of coming changes that will prove to be far more beneficial than previously.
I voted in favour of the report on the second revision of the ACP-EU Partnership Agreement to defend the need for changes that will allow us to tackle the great challenges that we are currently facing,
all whose interests are profoundly adversely affected, those whose deeds are based in darkness, know that activity behind closed doors portends other monumental changes that will end the long dark reign on the planet.
it needs to access some system components in order to apply changes that will enable it to evade detection
Thus, there are changes that will seem to many to be simply a matter of appearance,