Examples of using Future developments in English and their translations into Danish
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its strategic plans for future developments.
These two international lines have established a precedent which can serve as a model for future developments.
including future developments in the field of public health.
Good luck Reply Amir Colnect says June 29, 2012 at 2:43 pm Looking forward to future developments and updates from Transposh.
Making more information available will enable better forecasts to be made of future developments.
The most important achievement of the First International was that it provided a firm ideological basis for future developments.
We await future developments, specifically the referendum on 9 April 2011, for a clearer position on the country's membership.
This programme constitutes without doubt the essential base for all future developments in the field of Community tourism statistics at Community
In the ultimate everything is energy and your future developments will be focussed on it for all of your needs.
We do not believe that we shall be able to counter people's anxiety regarding future developments or achieve the much-vaunted goal of transparency if we keep the public in the dark.
possible future developments and policy issues are considered in the light of the foregoing theory and evidence.
Possible future developments in the reduction in normal hours are discussed in Section(73) below.
Owing to the fact that future developments in both the quantitative and qualitative senses are difficult to predict,
There are future developments where another runway is going to be constructed
These developments are the base for all future developments and ligaments in the practice of steam.
We are testing our products, observing the market and estimating its future developments, always in close cooperation with the hatcheries
Future developments will be determined by events both inside Libya
However, the ECB suggests that sufficient flexibility should be provided for future developments of technical standards to ensure the efficiency of payment systems in the long-term.
Future developments may also make it necessary to adapt the report formats which have already been established.
It seems to me that future developments might be threatened if the Member States are not capable of reducing deficits when the economic situation is favourable.