Examples of using Time has not yet in English and their translations into Finnish
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That time has not yet come.
Well I would like that. But our time has not yet come.
My time has not yet come.
Captain Rogers. That time has not yet come.
The time has not yet come.
From our point of view, however, that time has not yet come.
The time has not yet come to die.
Thank you, gentlemen, I appreciate your confidence however my time has not yet come. Halifax.
However, my time has not yet come.
The time has not yet come for the Council to give an opinion on a possible relaxation of this embargo.
If she's not ready now,so, the time has not yet come, you only need to wait.
But the time has not yet come to make strategic decisions regarding Turkey' s membership of the European Union.
If the problem is identified and the time has not yet started, you can try to fix it with medication.
You go up to the feast.I am not yet going up to this feast, for my time has not yet fully come.
That time has not yet come, Captain Rogers.
While the EU expressed a wish to intensify bilateral relations last June, the time has not yet come to begin discussions on a future cooperation agreement.
However my time has not yet come. Halifax. Thank you, gentlemen, I appreciate your confidence in me.
Turkey needs to undertake further reforms- andwe should support it in its efforts to do so- but the time has not yet come to set a date for negotiations.
However, the Commission believes that the time has not yet come to set concrete targets for developed countries in Montreal in December.
Monnet and Spinelli would certainly be described as utopian, butLamartine was right when he said that utopia is nothing more than a truth whose time has not yet come.
The passage of time has not yet resolved these conflicts and neither has it healed wounds between the three nations that make up Bosnia Herzegovina.
In the same case, where preference is given to fixing the beacon using a cement mixture,the beginning of implementation of the screed should be postponed until such time has not yet strengthened rails.
As regards Turkey, I also agree that the time has not yet come to give that country a date, but I think that the right thing to do would be to give it a date for a date; in other words, set a combination of a timetable and a roadmap.
All this reinforces our reservations and our belief that,quite apart from the need to strengthen controls and monitoring, the time has not yet come to legalise the deliberate release of GMOs into the environment.
The time has not yet come to create a legal basis for the drawing up of the programmes, but the Convention and the future Intergovernmental Conference provide the opportunity to support the idea that the future Constitution should include- within the democratic life of the European Union- a reference to the citizens' right to information, so that they may be genuine citizens.
If, in connection with that examination, a Member State reaches the conclusion that, as far as the first of those'excluded matters' is concerned,namely that of the determination of pensionable age, the time has not yet come for it to abolish the discrimination, as it is authorised to do under Article 2, it can, clearly, also maintain'the possible consequences thereof for other benefits.
Those are the points on which I am able to signal my agreement,in addition, of course, though the time has not yet come to talk about it in detail, to the budgetary ambition which will make this policy a reality, with a credibility threshold which I have personally set at 0.45% of the Community GDP.
But his time had not yet come.
But the time had not yet come.
But I also knew that my time had not yet come.