Examples of using Future changes in English and their translations into Russian
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Future changes are expected within the context of a more harmonized
Additionally, future changes to environmental laws and regulations, life-of-mine estimates and discount rates could affect the carrying amount of this provision.
Further model development was required in order to reliably predict future changes in soil-water and leachate inorganic N concentrations.
Such a review should examine whether potential future changes in international relations should and could be reflected through further structural changes in the composition of the membership.
Ii Continuing to support future changes to the DES and releases of the ITL as a result of operational experience
Stress testing involves identifying possible events or future changes in economic conditions that could have an impact on the Group and Bank.
and predict future changes.
Departments have also been asked about any future changes in the way that they work
However, due to anticipated future changes to the system, there may be recurrent costs associated with this task,
which might result in decreasing the herders' vulnerability to future changes.
the ability to model future changes was not high.
Evaluating possible future changes in consumption patterns
growers to adapt to future changes.
localities and on possible future changes in these regimes.
including all future changes of the contract regarding terms
This guarantees that future changes to the UMM Meta-Model will be automatically reflected in the corresponding versions of the BCSS.
He concurred in the view of the Committee on Contributions that stability should not imply rigidity in the scale methodology, since future changes might call for further adjustments.
as well as for assessing their future changes.
Nevertheless, the Government will examine the issue while taking into consideration the future changes in the security situation
An evaluation form was to be sent to group members to determine possible future changes to conferences and meetings.