Примеры использования Would have led на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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And then he would have led you straight to red john.
If he hadn't played paddle ball, he would have led the revolution!
That in turn would have led to reductions in the number of prosecutors contracted.
We believe that that policy would have led us to peace.
A lack of funds would have led to the suspension of critical activities for some 40,000 returnees.
If you had any proof, you would have led with that.
This sequence would have led to a celebration in 49 BC, but the civil wars apparently prevented this.
If I thought I could get you naked, I would have led with that.
But in 1971 that would have led to the exercise of the veto.
I am still convinced that earlier action would have led to savings.
Front laceration would have led to a lot of arterial spurting.
Ergo it is detrimental to the impartiality of the judiciary which would have led to massive schoonmaakacties.
A successful outcome would have led to effective redress for the damage caused.
The laws of Russia reflected the ideas of autocracy, andthe introduction of the Constitution would have led to their restriction.
I destroyed evidence that would have led Jesse to finding out that you burned him.
If it was Ellis',prints would have led right up to his body whoever it is, they weren't wearing shoes.
It was revealed in the"Here Comes Tomorrow" storyline that,had he done so, it would have led to an apocalyptic alternate future.
Freezing of the water would have led to expansion of the interior, which may have also contributed to the formation of canyon-like graben.
One of the capital of the Nazis was the fanatical anti-Semitic hatred, That would have led to the systematic extermination of millions of Jews.
The Committee notes that, even assuming for the purposes of argument that article 15, paragraph 1, of the Covenant applies to the period after conviction and sentence and that changes in parole entitlements within a preventative detention regime amount to a penalty within the meaning of the same provision,the author has not shown that sentencing under the new regime would have led to him serving a shorter time in prison.
Areas in which better internal controls would have led to improvements in management are described below.
Since the end of the cold war the world has rid itself of the heavy burden of the fear of another world war, a war that would have led to untold catastrophes and tragedies.
The inability to declare static members of a class would have led to the need to declare these data on the the global level of the program.
Unknown to the British commanders, French governor Francis de Beauharnais had not been resupplied for some months, andeven a brief siege would have led to the fort's capitulation.
In the Bundeskartellamt's view, the acquisition of GN ReSound would have led to a collective dominant oligopolistic position of Siemens, Phonak and Oticon.
He is under a great deal of pressure to produce results,since any failures in the task force would have led to his being permanently placed on desk work.
It noted that those difficulties would have led to a major crisis in international transport and trade in Europe, had a solution not been found.
An aggravated criminal case could be taken up for reconsideration if previously unknown evidence which would have led to conviction or a substantially more severe penalty was presented.
They opposed the adoption of a draft resolution that would have led to an investigation of arbitrary detentions at the illegal United States naval base at Guantánamo.