Примеры использования Inevitably lead на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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That would immediately and inevitably lead to peace.
This could inevitably lead to disproportionately fewer women entering medical and engineering fields.
The disease progresses and inevitably lead the patient to death.
Persisting issues such as overcrowding in prisons andlack of staff inevitably lead to abuses.
Both elitism and liberalism inevitably lead to a social chaos revolution, war, extremism.
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Claims to a specific hierarchical status in a family or among neighbours,to a territory or a female inevitably lead to rivalry between animals.
This physical defect inevitably lead to the neutralization(clearing) of acids and alkalis.
Systematic violations of human rights andthe rule of law inevitably lead to a retreat of democracy.
Shooting serials dramas inevitably lead to a romantic relationship with the heroine of the film.
This isthe starting point for Freud's formation ofnew semantic relations and imaginary connections that inevitably lead tofear ofcastration and patricide.
Such conflicts inevitably lead to the destruction of viable economies, which result in failed States and the destabilization of the surrounding region.
Second, it is not presumed that every negotiation must inevitably lead to the conclusion of an agreement.
Improvements to edit processes inevitably lead to breaks in time series- users may be reluctant to accept such breaks even if the data quality is improved.
Sharing central processing unit(CPU) resources with other software services can inevitably lead to performance limitations based on resource availability.
Failure to do so will inevitably lead to an increase in tension in the region, and would fundamentally undermine the transitional processes in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Burundi.
Of course, where this can be established, it will inevitably lead to the disqualification of the judge.
It was observed that the proper use of suppliers' lists, for example by ensuring that they were open and accessible,would not inevitably lead to abuse or misuse.
These stresses occur during every kiln run, and inevitably lead to damaged cassette feet as well as spalling that can even result in failure of the cassette.
Expert on Nuclear Energy member of the Greenpeaceparty- Tobias Riedl said, that suchcheck should inevitably lead to disabling of reactors, especially"ancient".
A policy aimed at halting evictions, which themselves inevitably lead to secondary displacement, must remain a priority for the Government of Iraq until a durable solution is found.
This way we can avoid the absurd musical chairs-style changes in translation agencies that inevitably lead companies to successive disappointments.
This situation would inevitably lead to many conflicting recommendations resulting in widespread confusion and misunderstanding of the nature of United Nations operations.
The combination of new opportunities and apparent problems with the aircraft themselves faced by the strategic air force should inevitably lead to a revised concept for their deployment.
The Armenians? dissatisfaction in this case will be justified and inevitably lead to serious problems in Javakheti, a region in Georgia from of old populated by Armenians.
One of the things you will observeas you immerse yourselves in the markets is that both leaving them to their own devices andattempting to control them inevitably lead to undesired outcomes.
Potential risks of water scarcity andnatural disasters inevitably lead to increased migration, as people leave affected lands in search of better living conditions.
The high level of specificationfor security features and the paucity of suitable construction contractors will inevitably lead to relatively high construction costs.
Lack of data that inform policymakers of such heterogeneity will inevitably lead to sweeping"one size fits all" approaches directed at all minority groups alike, which are bound to fail.
The international landscape is full of contrasts: there are encouraging signs of convergence alongside other signs that seem to point to the persistence of authoritarianism and extremism, which inevitably lead to violence.
Such a development would, in the opinion of the Advisory Committee, inevitably lead to the weakening of the possibilities for persons belonging to the Assyrian and Yezidi minorities to influence local affairs.