Приклади вживання Which hopefully Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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This is the beginning of the process, which hopefully will be completed in July.
When I'm not president- which hopefully will be in about six-and-a-half years from now- The New York Times, and CNN, and all of these phony media outlets will be out of business.
Each time you divide by 10,you would go one step to the left- which, hopefully, makes sense.
We try to provide a varied programme which hopefully will include something of interest to everyone.
Therefore, you should now read this article in great detail,so that in the future you have a cistern in your toilet, which hopefully no longer causes you any problems.
We are exploring some different series as well, which hopefully in the next couple of weeks I will know something more about.
The Consulate General of Ukraine in Munich, Mr. Kostyuk, also highlighted the importance of such cooperation andexpressed his support to the participants of the Forum, which hopefully will become a tradition in the context of BioFach.
There's also a mission proposed for space, which hopefully will launch in the next ten years, called LISA.
Once we get some clarity, which hopefully we will in the autumn, about the Brexit outcome and the future relationship between the UK and the EU then I will consider again this question of the timing of an independence referendum,” says Sturgeon.
In addition, I'm currently working on my own productions, which hopefully will be ready to come into the world soon.
Once we get some clarity, which hopefully we will in autumn of this year, about the Brexit outcome and the future relationship between the UK and the EU, then I will consider again the question of the timing of an independence referendum,” she said.
Now if I know the velocity of an object, I can figure out,using this formula, which hopefully wasn't too complicated to derive.
First, you had to marry your sister which hopefully you weren't that psyched about plus you had a cleft palate and probably scoliosis.
The partnership of ARARAT Museum with a museum that has wonderful collections such as the Museum of RussianArt is another format of cross-museum cooperation, which hopefully will be successfully put into practice for many times in the future.
And someday when I'm not president, which hopefully will be about 6½ years from now, The New York Times and CNN and all of these phony outlets will be out of business.
They play a role in the fact that you feel good in your kitchen, which hopefully has an impact your everyday life in general.
Once we get some clarity, which hopefully we will in the autumn, about the Brexit outcome and the future relationship between the UK and the EU then I will consider again this question of the timing of an independence referendum,” says Sturgeon.
At the moment,we're exploring some different series as well, which hopefully in the next couple of weeks I will know something more about.
The quality of the Strategy and the Action Plan reflects the level of knowledge in the field of human rights, awareness and understanding of human rights issues and of fundamental freedoms by the government authorities and civil society organisations,the level of their potential in respect of human rights, which, hopefully, would grow with the implementation of the Strategy and the Action Plan.
The TACBP andEABCT will deliver a high quality congress which hopefully will turn out to be a memorable event both scientifically and socially.
Inspired by the result,we have begun work on the next festival year which hopefully will contain not less joyful surprises and achievements.
And some day- let me just tell you- and some day,when I'm not President, which hopefully will be in about six and a half years from now, the New York Times and CNN, and all of these phony media outlets, will be out of business.
Finally, an unequivocal positive came in the form of thestart of judicial reform in late 2016, which, hopefully, will return to Ukrainians not just fair trials, but, importantly, confidence in the judicial system.