Examples of using Years ahead in English and their translations into Polish
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We got a lot of years ahead of us, kid.
Cardassian pursuit vessels are years ahead of this design.
Cyber Shell puts us 15 years ahead of the game.
being, like, two years ahead.
And miraculously, the Germans get the bomb three years ahead of us.
he's gone five years ahead.
The EU Strategy for Africa will therefore make aid effectiveness and donor coordination central priorities in the years ahead.
A successful outcome could set the world on a path towards reducing emissions in the years ahead, and stabilising temperature increases at manageable levels.
Minimising this risk is one of the major tasks facing both industry and governments in the years ahead.
I fear that in the years ahead many of the doubts voiced at the launch of the euro are going to be proved right.
In the absence of further reforms, additional budgetary consolidation would be needed in the years ahead in order to ensure the sustainability of government finances.
Planning certain things two, three, ten years ahead, looking at different situations from a broader perspective allows for creating universal, more valuable worlds.
Many of these minimum standards in the years ahead will have to be reviewed in the light of earlier decisions.
In the years ahead, green technologies that help improve energy efficiency
plan operations many years ahead, we should invest in new capacity.
In the years ahead, we will focus very much on expanding our fleet
the EU's need for highly-qualified and entrepreneurial graduates will continue to grow in the years ahead.
It seemed to be some sort of advanced genetics 500 years ahead of its time.
In the years ahead, freight transport must address the challenges of efficiency,
the Commission concluded that the electricity wholesale market was, and in the years ahead would remain, national in scope.