Traduction de «futur lorsque nous » (Français → Anglais) :

I don't know the details of the British positions on our future partnership. I certainly don't want to jump to conclusions. But I know that you will be vigilant - as I will - to ensure that any trade agreement with the United Kingdom will guarantee fair competition and the protections we regard as essential. In fact it is vital if we want to maintain the unity of the 27 and, when the time comes, when we conclude a free trade agreement, a free and fair agreement, successfully submit the treaty underpinning our future relationship for ratification by the European Parliament and the parliaments of the 27 Member States.

The change we have made in the Air Canada Act was to allow Air Canada to track with the government's decision in the future, if we made it.

Here, today, I want to look ahead ten years into the future when all of us are old or older members.

Part of this process, I believe, is that if we start evaluating our capital investment decisions based with real options accounting strategies that recognize hidden value that's delivered through future flexibility, where a decision will be made based on not necessarily the best cashflow, but more that there's a future option that gives you flexibility, that's worth more than the underlying cost of securities.

I hope that, when we come to celebrate our hundredth birthday, future generations will look back at last week’s summit and see it as a turning point, when the EU began to work together, tackle the big issues of our times and regain the confidence of its citizens.

In the future, when we invite witnesses to discuss the ombudsman, we should tell them that they only have one minute to make their presentation and nine minutes to explain the reasons why they are for or against having an ombudsman, and tell us about the main duties they would like to see entrusted to that ombudsman.

We need to carry out a cost-benefit analysis to examine what serves Parliament’s best interests, including its financial independence now and in the future, when the Members’ Statute amounting to circa EUR 100 million per annum comes into force in 2009.

Money now being spent on Sapard and other programmes in the accession countries will save us money later when these countries are full members.

Monday night, the Minister of Defence took part in an emergency debate during which there were discussions of larger issues, but when the prisoner situation was brought up, he spoke using the future tense, “when we will take”, even though at that moment, this information was available to him, he knew that there were some already.

Whether we like it or not, a balance has to be struck there and, looking back on the past as an indication of what might lie ahead, the Bank of Canada's tight money policy in recent years has slowed down the economy, leading to the economic crisis of the early 1990s under the Conservatives.