Exemplos de uso de Led to a change em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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His report led to a change in the law.
The troubled times of the 25th April revolutionary period led to a change in direction.
The assassination led to a change in leadership of the AJB.
Lobbying by medical associations against the PMM led to a change.
This led to a change in Soviet policy from Summer, 1982.
The photos that he took in the cradle of the world led to a change of direction in his life.
Research in this area led to a change in the definition of a crystal by the International Union of Crystallography in 1991.
The trade triggered a series of events that led to a change in the team's ownership.
This context has, in its turn, led to a change in maintenance philosophies, accelerating the migration of maintenance action from Preventive to Predictive.
The development of these new fortifications led to a change in the techniques of siege.
The riots led to a change in government but thousands of innocent civilians- in particular, Indonesians of Chinese ancestry- were injured, raped, and killed.
The Family Health Care Strategy ESF led to a change in the Brazilian health care model.
The increasing importance of the natural sciences that became so apparent in the second half of the nineteenth century led to a change in the University's structure.
You could say that the change of rules led to a change of practice and to a change of minds and attitudes.
The contemporary modernity brought with the technological challenges that led to a change in people's behavior.
The emergence of the internet and its popularity led to a change in the way we conduct business operations, what caused online shopping growth.
In Italy and Portugal, tuition fees were raised considerably which, in response, led to a change in support mechanisms.
In connection with Objective 4,strong demand for appropriations led to a change in selection criteria, which now give priority to projects to improve the qualifications of poorly qualified workers in SMEs.
In all cases, a specific cause for the respiratory insufficiency was identified, andin 11 of them the result led to a change in the previously determined treatment regimen.
The successful invasion led to a change of government but was controversial due to charges of American imperialism, Cold War politics, the involvement of Cuba, the unstable state of the Grenadian government, and Grenada's status as a Commonwealth realm.
Three consecutive losing seasons under Marchibroda led to a change in the head coach.
Acute exacerbation was diagnosed when the patient with COPD had a worsening in respiratory symptoms beyond the normal day-to-day variations that led to a change in medication.
This is confirmed by an experiment on animals,when castration led to a change in the structure of the cavernous nerves.
The only changes were theresult of periodic invasions, e.g. by the nomadic barbarians of the steppes(the Mongols etc.), or occasional peasant revolts(China) that led to a change of dynasty.
Understanding the different hyperparathyroidism etiologies led to a change in the paradigm of operations for treatment of hypercalcemia.
The extreme ease with which the British destroyed Porto Bello(which did not regain its importance until the construction of the Panama Canal) led to a change in British plans.
What has ISF already done in this situation and what led to a change of strategy with the launch of a broad campaign in December?
He also expressed a need to change both the law as well as people's behavior-“one is directly related to the other”- citing the case of the use of seat belts in Brazil,when a law requiring their use led to a change in behavior.
In the 1990s,access to the international network of computers led to a change of habits regarding the use of computers, especially in the household.
The clamor of society andenvironmentalists by increased government protection of natural resources led to a change in the way of thinking about the agricultural issue.