Examples of using Any future in English and their translations into Finnish
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energy constituted a major societal challenge that deserved to occupy a more prominent place on any future research agenda.
To this effect, the Commission will take the necessary steps to ensure that this is reflected in any future proposals.
if we're gonna have any future together.
Any future agreement must both recognise Israel's right to live in peace
The Commission must ensure the application of these criteria for the implementation of the Directive and for any future proposals for limit values for substances.
Any future efforts and/or refinement will be concentrated in this area and multilingual capability will be integral to the process.
that we will be better prepared for any future crisis.
Any future strategy to resolve the BSE crisis must include a responsible
This consultative Communication on electricity market design will launch the public consultation on the elements of the new market design for the preparation of any future legislative and non-legislative proposals.
so they are saved for any future reference.
I wish to assure you that in any future actions the Commission will carefully examine all factors at play.
Since the enemy is so good at hiding their attacks, any future attack is now considered imminent.
you will see that any future compromise will only differ fractionally from that level of expenditure.
Is so good at hiding their attacks, Technically, since the enemy is now considered imminent. any future attack.
the IAEA between 1991 and 1998 and to renouncing any future disarmament control missions.
the eradication of poverty- it is essential that any future instrument be provided with realistic
more independence and more transparency in order to deal effectively with any future pandemics.
for corporate social responsibility to be a core element of any future agreement.
The same budgetary rigour will apply for any future delays of projects; activities that would slip beyond 2015 will be cut.
If we want to pay suitable heed to the needs arising from the extraordinary 2005 enlargement process and from any future rounds of enlargement,