Examples of using Would render in English and their translations into Dutch
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Which would render all the radios useless.
In Carpenter meaningless. And that would render the ruling.
That would render conversions in January redundant.
Let's see what we would see if we would render this scene.
He said it would render us helpless while he pulled off the robbery.
You could use the cold CO2 to create a cloud that would render you invisible to them.
These changes would render a year-on-year comparison meaningless
But I cannot accept any amendments that would render this system ineffective.
that the Marine Strategy Directive should not therefore be laden with details which would render it impossible.
He did not try to test us with that which would render our minds incapable about him.
have field tested a spermicidal strain of GMO corn, that would render male consumers infertile.
if a statement has been made in the press, that would render one of them incapable of being fair
operation due to established deficiencies which, individually or together, would render the continued operation hazardous.
I cannot accept such protection for plant protection products themselves as that would render the proposal's essential provisions on mutual recognition and free circulation unworkable.
you will receive better fuel usage through the mild hybrid style which would render the car more economical.
It is important to remember that any weakening of the corrective arm of the SGP would render what was once a powerful mechanism for growth a casualty of flawed political judgement.
given the real danger that Greece might have to leave the eurozone, which would render local deposits worthless.
In the long term the development of a cotton monoculture would render Turkestan dependent on food imports from Western Siberia,
Third mother in two weeks to beg me to diagnose something that would render her son unfit for active service.
To ensure that no IAS contain deficiencies which would render them inappropriate for application in the EU,
How were you certain that, um…- Wait. that we would just do the… I would render, um… you know, not an"innocent"? myself not.
It is the logical corollary of this opportunity to continue the pursuit of the claim that there is no need for the availability of an appeal against the rejection of an application that would render the procedure unnecessarily cumbersome.
It is interesting to observe that faced with arguments which would render the legislative measures adopted by the German Government con trary to Article 119 of the Treaty, the EG gave this Member State another'chance' to prove its case.
I think it was too easy to say in the report that the SLIM project would render this communication superfluous.
this declaration is worthless since it would render Article 7a of the Treaty ineffective but, clearly,
as binding to these proteins too, would render it a non-issue at the androgen receptor.
Hong Kong Convention and its implementation is vital and would render a regional financial instrument redundant since ship-owners will consequently have no choice but to recycle ships in certified facilities.
health of the world, as the appearance of a new antigenic shift would render all current flu vaccinations useless.
which Katsuyori assumed would render the matchlock guns useless, encouraged Takeda to order the charge.
between the Council and Parliament before Potsdam, and we must therefore avoid procedures that would render an agreement at first reading impossible.