Examples of using Would render in English and their translations into Greek
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That would render our trace useless.
A cut-off of funds from the Trilateral countries would render the UN an empty shell.
This removal would render Amendment No 21 null and void.
He displayed how a specific annual rate of growth would render the Greek debt sustainable.
This would render the Jewish community's very existence impossible.
Android P's new policy would render those features useless.
That would render the use of the simplified revision procedure of Article 48(6) TEU impossible.
A curvature of the acmes would render the images almost identical.
This would render ENISA a permanent asset for each Member State and the European Union at large.
Any of these in the proper dosage would render a subject incapable of fighting back.
This would render the market opaque and would segment market demand in various different instruments.
Indeed, the success of this approach would render war unnecessary, and therefore unjust.
This would render the ship"invisible" to underwater magnetic mines that rely on proximity sensors to trigger the detonation.
To ignore these foundational doctrines would render the rest of the Bible as unintelligible and irrelevant.
It is equally insisted on by our reasoning faculty,which tells us that a reversal of the arrow would render the external world nonsensical.
Either extreme would render our planet lifeless.
The organization of society so as to abolish the preconditions of usury, andhence its possibility, would render the Jew impossible.
Either extreme would render our planet lifeless.
But our outstanding error has been a failure to make those personality adjustments and sacrifices which would render realisation possible.
Obviously, that would render the economic effect of VAT not neutral, but positive(in its favour).
In the eyes of the monks, any additive,SO2 included, would render the wine impure and thus worthless.
The acceptance of Romania would render the 1980 Convention applicable between Bahamas and all EU Member States except Denmark.
I think it was too easy to say in the report that the SLIM project would render this communication superfluous.
In turn, that would render impotent even the most ambitious of regulatory pushes to incentivize automakers to build electric vehicles.
Even if it was possible it would be prohibitively expensive that would render the whole project uneconomical.
Referees would render themselves culpable if they knowingly deceived another company and misled into hiring a person whom they knew to be unsuitable.
Last, to disregard that second condition,as the appellant proposes, would render the principle established by the Court wholly ineffective.
Novartis and Syngenta, in cooperation with the U.S. Department of Agriculture and the Department of Defense,have field tested a spermicidal strain of GMO corn, that would render male consumers infertile.
But a turnout of less than 50 per cent would render the elections invalid, and the whole process would have to be repeated.
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