Exemplos de uso de Which has led em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Which has led to declinesof all kinds of cruelty and violence.
On the bag I noticed a drawn map, which has led to some big factory.
Seal Programme, which has led to highly effective solutions for radial shaft seals RSS.
Participation in scientific research which has led to publications.
It is this feeling which has led the natives of these states to seek greater participation in self-governance.
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Participation in scientific research which has led to publications, posters.
The Fringe festival, which has led its history since 1947, is held annually in August in the Scottish capital Edinburgh.
Paramount has had quite a few corporate shakeups, which has led to many a delay.
The disease situation which has led to the application for emergency vaccination;
The French also referred to both emus and cassowaries as"casoars" at the time, which has led to further confusion.
Are you experiencing lust which has led to temptation and then to sin?
Let me also thank the members of the Committee on Budgetary Control of the European Parliament andalso their colleagues for their work which has led to today's results.
Still a work in progress which has led to inconsistent bugs, glitches, and crashing.
For instance, American platforms have been enjoying a moratorium since 1998, which has led to their extraordinary boom.
Another of the factors which has led WConnecta to become a benchmark event within the goods road transport sector is its increasing internationalisation.
Their fishery has been steadily decreasing since 1990¿s, which has led to increase in the demand for octopuses.
Thirdly, we have taken an initiative which has led to negotiations between the social partners at European level on the whole question of flexibility and security of employment.
Following the initiation of the examination procedure the Commission carried out an investigation, which has led to the conclusions indicated below.
The success of the Commission's leniency programme, which has led to an increasing number of cartel investigations, is an encouraging sign of our policy's effectiveness.
Cities have grown significantly and in a disorderly way,without the minimum urban planning, which has led to urban problems and environmental.
Bennett's patent covered a variety of designs, which has led to some of the terminology confusion- other issues including the trademarked Gyrodyne Company of America and the Federal Aviation Administration(FAA) classification of rotorcraft.
Efforts are under way to prevent illegal betting andmatch-fixing in sports, which has led to cases of corruption across the globe.
China is now suffering from overproduction, which has led to a falling rate of growth and increased unemployment.
The Colombian conflict, under its own steam, has undergone serious changes and, without doubt,the force with which drug-trafficking exploded in Colombia in the Eighties has been the element which has led to the greatest increase in violence.
It is also a strongly research-oriented institute, which has led to its top-189th position among universities worldwide.
Scrivener, Member of the Commission.-(FR) Mr President, I would first of all like to congratulate andwarmly thank Mr Herman for the considerable work he has done over almost the past two years, and which has led to the report submitted today.
We have decades of experience assisting Online students, which has led to an experience that other schools cannot offer.
The European Union is being confronted with an unprecedented economic crisis, which has led to a recession in most of the Member States.
Finally, Hegel became the victim of a heated political climate which has led to a propagandistic use of his presumed political philosophy against various political enemies.
NL Mr President, I should like to thank the rapporteur, Mrs Laperrouze,for her work, which has led to a satisfactory agreement at second reading.