Examples of using Future evolution in English and their translations into Slovenian
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contains a special feature devoted to the future evolution of the EU banking sector.
Industry Ministers concentrated principally on the current situation and the future evolution of financing conditions for innovative enterprises,
to make recommendations about the future evolution of the key legislations,
sets out priority actions for ensuring its future evolution.
sets out priority actions for ensuring its future evolution.
that there are considerable question marks with regard to its current and future evolution and identity.
The program should include those aspects on which the future evolution of the Union depends: the common energy policy, the common foreign
then try to envisage the impulse of that Event working in the future evolution of mankind.
then try to envisage the impulse of that event working in the future evolution of humankind.
consequently the facts concerning death and the future evolution of mankind.
Time will show the direction of future evolution.
This will ensure the necessary flexibility for the services to adapt to future evolution of needs and technology.
Would welcome flexibility to adapt the proposed regulation to the future evolution of international consensus on CCP regulation, i. e.
Would welcome flexibility to adapt the proposed regulation to the future evolution of international consensus on CCP regulation, i. e.
It is an interesting read for everyone who is preoccupied by the state of our world and its future evolution.
Different rates and patterns of ecological recycling leaves a legacy of environmental effects with implications for the future evolution of ecosystems.
London and the Future Evolution House in Vienna which she built with her husband Matthias Horx.
London and the“Future Evolution House” in Vienna which I built with my husband Matthias Horx.
to provide markets with early indication of highly performing products available on the market and of the possible future evolution of minimum requirements.
Without prejudice to any such future evolution, the aspects highlighted above show that the status of the OCTs in relation to the Community differs from that of any third country,