Examples of using Generations to come in English and their translations into Swedish
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reserves- is continuous work, in order to secure stone reserves for generations to come.
called him"a role model for the generations to come" in a letter writing about him.
a building that will endure for generations to come.
On the whole, Arctic challenges and opportunities will have significant repercussions on the life of European citizens for generations to come.
often for generations to come.
cultural appropriation domestically and globally for generations to come.
called him"a role model for the generations to come" in a later writing about him.
They should take pride in their role as a bridge between generations past and generations to come.
cost of healthcare for generations to come.
With durable and sustainable raw material selection your home can be a home for future generations to come.
A mighty fleet hewn out of the forests of England… not only in our time… a navy foremost in the world… but for generations to come.
A mighty fleet hewn out of the forests of England… a navy foremost in the world… not only in our time… but for generations to come.
On behalf of the EFD Group.- Mr President, in generations to come, children will be told a story.
I pledge you ships… a Navy foremost in the world Ships worthy of our seamen, but for generations to come. not only in our time a mighty fleet hewn out of the forests of England.
Your generations to come, your descendants, your grandchildren and your great-grandchildren will go out there and they will claim their rightful place.
Those who live in Sweden today and also the generations to come, you are answerable to them.
Careless treatment of nuclear wastes poses a threat to people now living in the area and generations to come.
Amplified voice Today we unveil the portrait that will serve as a remembrance for all of the good that you have done for generations to come.
past and present, for generations to come.