Sentence examples for work out future from inspiring English sources

For the years beyond that, the streaming service will have to work out future deals with the labels, with whom McAndrews said Pandora hopes to "continue to foster a better, collaborative relationship".

Under the National Planning Policy Framework, local authorities are required to work out future housing needs in their area, and then allocate sufficient land to meet it.

Under the National Planning Policy Framework, local authorities are required to work out future housing needs in their area, and allocate sufficient land to meet it, with the "presumption in favour of sustainable development".

One requirement is that companies should work out future business scenarios, including ones in which international action to limit global warming to 2C leads to sharp cuts in carbon emissions.

"We do expect the Ministry of Education to adopt this master plan and use it in working out future budgets," says Yasuhiro Iwasawa, a chemist at the University of Electro-Communications here who headed the roadmap committee for the Science Council of Japan, the country's largest group of scientists.

Although technical details are still being worked out, future applications of the technique in lipid metabolism will be highly significant in understanding changes in lipogenesis during development of obesity and other metabolic diseases.

First, the Iraqi Kurds will have to work out their future status with their fellow Iraqis.

With these two poetic dramas, Ibsen won his battle with the world; he paused now to work out his future.

I'm a recent graduate, already facing financial instability, uncertainty in the job market, trying to work out my future.

But he said he would continue discussions with Mr. Kostunica and the Democratic Opposition of Serbia to work out a future relationship with Serbia.

They point out that the State of Israel got over the childhood diseases of independence in less than two years, ignoring the pertinent fact that Israel had an abundance of its own technicians and other educated citizens to help work out its future.