Examples of using Future generations in English and their translations into French
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They hold the link to future generations and, with their involvement, future generations may learn to live
The relentless misfortune that besets future generations is portrayed in Greek tragedy
Future Generations China(FGC) is a non-for-profit organization on community-based conservation and sustainable development.
The right of future generations of Afghans to enjoy their culture depends on due regard being given to the protection of the indigenous culture.
This tree is going to remind us and future generations of the founding of The World Foundation for Natural Science on February 10th, 1993.
we want our future generations to understand our humble beginnings
Current interests must not be allowed to dominate to the detriment of life-giving natural systems, future generations and those living in poorer parts of the world.
These challenges will have to be addressed by future generations who will discover the Lasallian charism first through programs of formation.
In Fairness to Future Generations, by Edith Brown Weiss(1992): Chinese,
We take into consideration the impact on both the current generations and future generations, and this for all the inhabitants of the planet.
We must teach future generations that tolerance isn't enough;
It would also jeopardize the chances for future generations to reap the benefits of the enormous scientific
The panel discussion was intended to show how space-based tools were contributing to the improvement of life on Earth for the present and future generations.
Those who worked with children were particularly conscious of the need to raise more capable future generations as a guarantee of future prosperity.
Canada C3's rich scientific program will serve to expand our scientific knowledge base for future projects and future generations.
Sustainability is defined as"meeting needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their needs.
Development is considered sustainable if it meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs.
To what extent can intellectual property help avoid the adverse effects of climate change for future generations- or at least diminish them?
Together, we're creating energy-efficient solutions that will revolutionize transport while protecting the environment for future generations.
Existence and viability of mechanisms and institutions created by and accessible to indigenous peoples for transmission of food-related traditional knowledge and practices to future generations.