Examples of using Decades in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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No longer will heads of dicastery stay in post for decades, as did, for example, Cardinal Ratzinger.
China's economic growth over the past two and a half decades has been meteoric,
Arai, who founded the retailer four decades ago and steered the company to its initial public offering in 2006, is now chairman at the company.
Several decades have passed,
Hot Forex has grown very fast in the previous two decades and has come to be the fourth biggest forex broker on earth.
Over the decades, New Delhi has built up a strong military presence in the area, including airports and missile launch facilities.
There have been many prayer written over the decades, but I believe this prayers is unique in its simplicity and revelation.
Several decades of successful operation and hundreds of happy customers let us feel certain about that.
more than two decades ago, the Catholic Church of Canada voted to condemn such reprehensible acts
So for three decades, I never laid eyes on my father, nor he on me.
Decades ago, on these very waters,
Although the book may have been written decades ago, it remains one of the best memoirs about living in France to this day.
Energy diversification is a broad field, and Toyota has been working for decades to diversify the use of automobile fuels and powertrains.
Two decades before the Clinton scandal,
Gupta has more than two decades of security experience under her belt,
Hot Forex has grown very fast in the previous two decades and has come to be the fourth biggest forex broker on earth.
Corazon Aquino, who was president during the transition to democracy after decades of dictatorship under Ferdinand Marcos, survived six military revolts.
The technologies that banks use today that Swift developed decades ago really hasn't evolved or kept up with the market.
Despite decades of attempts by local officials to maintain affordable housing, in 2011 Aspen ranked as the most expensive town in the United States.
The global incidence of dengue has grown dramatically in recent decades, and about half of the world population is now at risk of infection.