Примери за използване на To be realised на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Extensive opportunities waiting to be realised.
It is expected to be realised within twelve months after the balance sheet date; or.
However, this potential has yet to be realised.
Then, just as these ambitions are about to be realised, they rebel against the voracious budgetary demands.
And just over a year later, his dream is about to be realised.
For this ambition to be realised, investments taking place in Greece's domestic transmission network are paramount.
Each of the stages is important to be realised professionally.
Today also I invite you to prayer,now as never before when my plan has begun to be realised.
Cost synergies of €12 million, are expected to be realised within three years of ownership.
It is the first of the five measures on the Council's roadmap to be realised.
Considers that, for this potential to be realised, the EU must be prepared to make trade concessions in sensitive sectors such as agriculture;
The Buddha said emphatically:‘This is a Truth to be realised here and now.'.
In order this to be realised, however, it will be necessary a consensus to be built at a European Council level on common visions of the 27 Member States which regions of the world are important for the Union and what the right approach should be. .
Today, once again, I call you to pray as never before,now when my plan has begun to be realised.
(b) is held primarily for trading purposes orfor the short-term and expected to be realised within twelve months of the balance sheet date; or.
Those powerful contractors and ministers, on whose orders you have come here… they do not want that dream to be realised.
If the price of each article be £2, andthe sum of the prices to be realised be consequently £8, it follows that £8 in money must go into circulation.
Finally, man's dream of creating a building block from beyond the end of the periodic table was about to be realised.
No one in Brussels expressed any uneasiness with the possibility Belene(the second Bulgarian nculear station) to be realised with Russian capitals, president Gheorghi Parvanov commented on Monday evening.
It is the ego that serves to light up the entire system,allowing it to become conscious and thus to be realised.
It is also clear that Russia doesn't want the alternative Nabucco to be realised and is lobbying for its own project South Stream, thus proving itself as a reliable European partner in Nord Stream.
It is a future that has begun, butthat will take some time to be realised integrally.
We want the first of these to be realised during the Spanish Presidency: the Digital Agenda, which will be covered in the Transport, Telecommunications and Energy Council in May, after a communication that the Commission has undertaken to publish on 18 May.
However the report cautioned that there was a real need to reassure consumers of the security of biometric technologiesover alphanumeric authentication and warned that significant public education would be necessary for this potential of the technologies to be realised.
Boris Tadic's position as Serbian president is"a great opportunity that needs to be realised", Dimitrijevic says.[Andrija Ilic].
Aikido is about developing the full human potential, andschool is one of the most important places for this potential to be realised.
It is a programme that needs to be highlighted more, and its aims andobjectives need to be realised, in particular, with regard to the European Voluntary Service's activities under the Youth in Action programme.
The methodology shall take due account of infrastructure development projects that are expected to be realised within the next 5 years.
The film is about desire, man's indestructible longing for a life of freedom and happiness,about illusions never to be realised- about things that give all of us energy to continue living, to go to sleep and get up day after day….