Examples of using Potential future in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Programming
Identify potential future ICT standardisation needs in support of European legislation,
We offer several possibilities of cooperation to the youth, who want to get to know the real working environment and potential future co-workers already during their formal education.
(c) the sum of current replacement cost and potential future credit exposure represents exposure value.
A transparent European project pipeline will inform investors about available existing and potential future projects.
Can we already now rule out present or potential future systems or possible options?
The exposure value is the sum of current replacement cost and the potential future credit exposure.
and to inspire potential future scientists amongst school students.
who were on the lookout for promising technologies for potential future investment.
This would allow for an identification of potential future demand and supply gaps
the programme will also include a fund for potential future capital needs of the banking sector.
As experts in strategic communication we understand it is important to know our potential future employees, and to work as closely with them as possible.
effectiveness of existing and potential future bodies.
Gallstones that do not cause symptoms will not need immediate treatment other than an alert for potential future gallbladder problems.
on a frequent basis, current and potential future obstacles emerging from tax policies
The reduced figure for potential future credit exposure for all contracts
effectiveness of existing and potential future bodies.
The remaining 46 seats have been reserved for potential future EU enlargements or the creation of transnational lists.
The Commission will explore the relevance of extending the operational activities of potential future PPPs to encompass accompanying measures such as coordination,
The reduced figure for potential future credit exposure for all contracts with a given counterparty included in a legally valid bilateral netting agreement;
(b) the potential future exposure of a single transaction is its notional amount multiplied by.