Examples of using Would render in English and their translations into Polish
{-}
-
Colloquial
-
Official
-
Medicine
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Financial
-
Official/political
-
Programming
-
Computer
That would render my time as worthless.
In the wrong hands, that transmitter would render our Polaris fleet useless.
Which would render all the radios useless.
He did not try to test us with that which would render our minds incapable about him.
All this would render the commitment to respect a minimum price for urea easy to circumvent
Andrew Suffield asserted that this would render the package unbuildable once automake changes.
In this regard, the reference to‘any' information is too wide: the provision of too much information to subscribers would render the provision ineffective.
On the other hand a low threshold would render the initiative more accessible, but less representative.
the habit of worldly worries would render a peaceful departure impossible.
This House has made some proposals that would render the statute unlikely to find favour with those very smaller companies, so there is a problem.
Third mother in two weeks to beg me to diagnose something that would render her son unfit for active service.
Since this would render the entire package non-free,
At some point I may give a whirl to one of the chinese texts that is sold for the kindle and suspect it would render with flying colors… or flying monochrome.
The imposition of purely symbolic penalties would render this instrument useless
then resold on the domestic market, duty paid, would render the scheme meaningless.
To ignore these foundational doctrines would render the rest of the Bible as unintelligible and irrelevant.
while conflicting library packages would render several packages uninstallable.
the general deletion of this procedure would render ineffective the whole process of developing rapidly
Member States shall ensure that a guardian is not placed in charge of a disproportionate number of unaccompanied minors at the same time that would render him or her unable to perform his or her tasks effectively.
The Commission may give the shipbuilder a reasonably extended period of time to pay where the shipbuilder demonstrates that payment within 180 days would render it insolvent or would be incompatible with a judicially supervised reorganization,
The responsible authorities shall not place a guardian in charge of a disproportionate number of unaccompanied minors at the same time, which would render him or her unable to perform his or her tasks effectively.
submitting that the absence of such minutes would render Article 2 of Regulation 1049/2001 devoid of any substance,
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.
First, we would like to ask that the Commission not do what has been the practice till now, because that would render this debate meaningless,
the proposal would render the entire EUA market subject to financial market regulation.
Under the proposal for a Regulation under review, the Commission proposes that a paragraph 3a be inserted in Article 4, which would render the abovementioned references no longer applicable;
whether the conclusion of the proposed agreement would render the Community law ineffective
the claim of the Shia would render the first three caliphs in error together with the Emigrants
Peter had worked with Resistance scientists to come up with a formula that would attract dogs with its scent but also would render the dogs incapable of smelling anything for a period of time afterwards.
Treatment is probably not indicated for reactions due to chronic poisoning unless the patient has a condition that would render him/her unusually susceptible to ill effects from hydrocortisone.
