Sentence examples for more remote future from inspiring English sources

Often it was allowed that a prophecy in the old testament had dual fulfillments, one in the prophet's own day and one in the more remote future.

The theses of the Barometer included various themes of the near and even more remote future which the new core curriculum was expected to take into account and find the best possible guidelines for proceeding towards the future.

The obligation can be described along the following lines (Baier 1981; Meyer 2005, chs. 4 and 5; Thompson 2009): those currently alive owe respect to highly valuable goods that their predecessors bequeathed to them as well as to more remote future people, and they also owe respect to the highly valuable future-oriented projects of their contemporaries.

Speaking about development, i.e. about the way our countries will live and develop in the nearest and more remote future, we cannot omit the topic of human development, establishing efficient education system, implementation of social protection policy and ensuring favourable environment for development and growth of the younger generation.

With respect to the more remote future, the Conference was in general agreement with the expansions assigned to work in food and nutrition, home economics and associated fields in the Forward Appraisal, with due regard to budgets approved by future sessions of the Conference.

Since then, Guryev has become a more remote figure.

While the prospects for peace appear more remote than ever, the future for Syria' refugees is bleak.

It makes more remote the noisy, congested and fumy future that lies down the road of too many cars.

The company has developed software that allows customers to pay in money by sending in a photo of the cheque and Mr Gupte expects many more remote payments like this in the future.

The announcement that UAE's DP World would be developing Somaliland's strategic Red Sea port of Berbera in March sparked a new war of words that makes the chances of any future deal between them more remote than ever.

Some karmic acts bear fruit in the same life in which they are committed, others in the immediately succeeding one, and others in future lives that are more remote.