Examples of using Important in the future in English and their translations into Danish
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Is this idea going to be more important in the future?
It will therefore be important in the future to take a critical look at the EU's patterns of expenditure.
This type of cooperation will become even more important in the future.
A thing like VSTS will become very important in the future and with VSTS we can automate a lot of the processes.
It considers issues that,as this debate has illustrated, will become increasingly important in the future.
It will be more important in the future, especially for countries such as my own, which are trying to emerge from the economic downturn.
Electronic money is not used very much at present, butI am sure that it will become very important in the future.
Combined transport will become extremely important in the future if transport systems are to operate throughout the territory of the EU.
However, security is something that Google takes very seriously, andit's likely to become more important in the future.
This may well become more important in the future as social security systems become very stretched and strained because of government financial restrictions.
Several actions are proposed on e-accessibility andon something that will become very important in the future- ICT for the elderly.
It is precisely this freedom of choice that will be important in the future, particularly for rural areas, and we need to ensure that rural areas are comprehensively provided for.
Finally, in chapter 7(The future), I will summarize three themes that recur across chapters andthat will be particularly important in the future.
Finally, we would like to stress that it is important in the future to take into consideration the weight of the machines when technical and environmental development is carried out.
Hat even Japan's highly regarded Ministry of International Trade andIndustry can make mistakes in predicting what technologies will be important in the future.
Energy issues are decided nationally- and that is the way it should be- andthe role of national regulators will also be vitally important in the future.
I believe it will continue to be very important in the future that consumers should know about the potential environmental pollutants that they may be buying when they purchase electronics or electrical appliances.
Finally, in chapter 7("The future"), I will review the themes that run through the book, andthen use them to speculate about themes that will be important in the future.
Since the activities of the Fund are important for the citizens of the Union, andwill continue to be important in the future, as the Commission has underlined, we consider that its continued financial support is necessary for 2007 and for 2009.
The"Comité de l'énergie solaire"(COMES)(Committee on solar energy) and the"Comité de l'Hydrogène"(Hydrogen Committee), responsible for two sectors which will be particularly important in the future.
Although it is a late point in time for such a problem to be taken up in the context of the European Community, it is certainly never too late,as the problem of working time will remain important in the future.
These programmes should concentrate, to a large extent,on occupations which will be important in the future and eliminate the stereotypes which exist in terms of areas of education dominated by women or men, as well as eliminating traditional models in teaching programmes.
However, we would point that this money is coming from the margin of heading 1a, so that will reduce the margin andtherefore reduce the availability of funding for other projects which may be important in the future.
Currently, Regulation(EC) No 2037/2000 mandates reporting by 31 December 2001 rather than annually,whereas annual reports will be important in the future for determining progress, especially as regards the destruction of halon that is surplus to the critical use requirements.
Now, with a debate in the United States about whether the Government should help American companies compete, the Fifth Generation venture is a reminder t;hat even Japan's highly regarded Ministry of International Trade andIndustry can make mistakes in predicting what technologies will be important in the future.
Any agreement that is to be concluded will need to be adopted by Parliament, which will therefore need to be kept up-to-date with all negotiations, andit will be important in the future for regular meetings to be held between Members of this House and members of the US Congress, in order to debate all questions relating to aviation policy between the EU and the US.
Now, with a debate in the United States about whether the Government should help American companies compete, the Fifth Generation venture is a reminder that even Japan's highly regarded Ministry of International Trade andIndustry can make mistakes in predicting what technologies will be important in the future.
This will be increasingly important in the future, and there is also the increasing need to emphasise the central importance of agriculture within individual economies, and- and this is stressed in the report, but increasingly, each one of us needs to press forward resolutely with this- to protect small and medium-sized enterprises with appropriate legislation.