Examples of using Time in the future in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Personally, I hope that Denmark will join the single currency some time in the future, but the Danish position towards the EMU stems from a political decision.
They shall be able to request, at any time in the future, that information be conveyed in writing; and.
That reminds me of a verse in the Bible about a time in the future when God will shake and bake the earth!
But, at some point, now I'm not saying now, but, some time in the future, well, we're gonna have to choose a mate, right?
I would also add that the underlying idea is that, at some time in the future, naturally, this rapid response capability could become permanent.
that you will work on it some time in the future;
we might do something like this some time in the future.
There will come a time in the future when I won't mind about this…'when I can look back
At any time in the future, in spite of technological
So the time in the future when we can grow"an eye in a dish"
It is on our agenda at some time in the future, but even the threat of the Committee on Petitions dealing with this issue has resulted in positive action on the ground.
If at any time in the future anyone will ask me about picture recovery software,
can be retrieved immediately at any point of time in the future.
When the dollar value of benefits at some time in the future is multiplied by the discounted value of one dollar at that time in the future the result is discounted present value of that benefit of the project.
the most often neglected part,">causing great loss of time in the future," he adds:"Planning is the opposite of improvisation.
delays her purchase until some time in the future.
even a Firefox built-in feature- some time in the future, but as for now the only way to test it is by downloading this early version of Firefox 4.0.
Put off until some time in the future, put after the more easily realized demand for the ten-hour bill,
It is, above all, a programme to save time in the future, to anticipate the future, which, in my view,
there will always be some time in the future(AF) when I will like chocolate.