Примеры использования It has led на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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And here is where it has led.
It has led to war crimes and genocides.
You may have found it has led to regular arguments.
It has led me down a winding path of discovery.
On the military side, it has led to the end of fratricidal fighting.
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It has led to a decline in violence and militancy.
The concern of the Office is that in most cases it has led to a duplication of efforts instead of strengthening synergies.
It has led to reduction of waste by 50 percent since 2000.
This is particularly unhealthy because it has led to a dependency relationship between much of the public and government.
It has led to a quasi-paralysis of the entire labour sectors.
The good news is that the client was very pleased and it has led to a series of further flight interests with our company.
It has led also, and still leads, to the death of many detainees.
Starting with the key Security Council resolutions 1970(2011)and 1973(2011), it has led international efforts to support the Libyan people.
It has led to intervention in almost every decision about the allocation of financial and human resources.
Negative consequences of aid from abroad have begun to appear, since it has led to a decline in prices and changes in consumption patterns.
It has led to pride of the western person of his gentility, to his interest in genealogy and family connections.
In certain cases, it has led donors to withdraw from certain sectors.
It has led to the re-examination of the levels of protection against natural disasters such as seismic events and tsunamis.
Initial indications are that it has led to a significant increase in awareness of the risks associated with private wells.
It has led to thousands of victims, particularly civilian victims, refugees, displaced persons and child soldiers.
In some cases, however, it has led to less access to services by some(mostly low-income) segments of the population.
It has led to numerous forced evictions, relocations and resettlements, forced migration and internal displacement.
More important still, it has led us into a nuclear age with all its potential for peaceful exploitation as well as its threat of perils and destruction.
It has led to creation inside Catholicism of numerous sects and heresies, and also to occurrence of devilish Masonic awards.
However, it has led to an upsurge in the requests for and use of rapid diagnostic tests in countries.
It has led to forced evictions, relocations and resettlements, forced migration and internal displacement.
And it has led to policy initiatives with respect to market access and the availability of pharmaceutical drugs to poor countries.
It has led to a liberalization of markets, swifter exchange relations, enhanced global productivity and greater financial flows.
It has led to inadequate transfer of information between the two bodies and, naturally, it has caused unnecessary and damaging resentment.
It has led to the increasingly rapid dissemination of information, technological innovation and the proliferation of skilled jobs.