Sentence examples for foreseen time from inspiring English sources
The foreseen time horizon to achieve or maintain GES by 2020 appears inconsistent with the World Summit on Sustainable Development UN agreement in 2002, which stipulates that maintenance or restoring of stocks to produce MSY be realized by 2015.
If the Commission determines that the foreseen time arrangements could significantly and permanently hamper the proper functioning of the single market, it may submit a proposal to postpone the date of application of the directive by a maximum of 12 months and submit a new legislative proposal.
If the Commission finds that the foreseen time arrangements could significantly, and permanently, hamper the proper functioning of the single market, it may submit a proposal to postpone the date of application of the directive by a maximum of 12 months, says the adopted text.
The LTE standard does not foresee time interleaving techniques outside a TTI [7].
Developments and trends need to be monitored and analyzed as they evolve over time so that problems cannot only be spotted when they occur, but be foreseen in time to be prevented.
No such concordat is foreseen this time.
The framers of the Constitution couldn't have foreseen a time in which technology allowed more than 2.7 billion people to communicate worldwide via interconnected digital platforms.
We need the same assurances with our Internet communications". The framers of the U.S. Constitution could not have foreseen a time in which technology allowed more than 2.7 billion people to communicate via interconnected digital platforms.
But it isn't that difficult to foresee a time when routine but time consuming procedures such as parking ticket appeals or contract disputes could be settled by algorithms.
SEVERAL of the recently published lists of travel-related predictions for 2009 (this, for example) have foreseen booming times for budget hotels.
