Examples of using To a split in English and their translations into Portuguese
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This will probably lead to a split.
This can only lead to a split in the communist movement.
The USA may perhaps present four standards which will lead to a split in their market.
This ultimately led to a split, or'hard fork', in the blockchain.
But a bloody clash with the people would have lead directly to a split in the army.
People also translate
But when it comes to a split, he will be with us at the decisive moment.
He guessed, correctly as it turned out,that this would lead to a split between his liberal adversaries.
This led to a split and now there are two groups supporting the"Unified Secretariat.
You will then come to a split in the road.2.
The divergence between the intellectual-opportunist andproletarian- revolutionary trends led to a split in the Union Abroad.
This, however, led to a split within the party, with the syndicalist faction, led by FS, withdrawing the party.
In early 1927,the KMT-CPC rivalry led to a split in the revolutionary ranks.
This led to a split of the Mori Building group, with Akira Mori taking over the Mori Building Development entity and renaming it"Mori Trust" in 1999.
In early 1927 the Kuomintang-CCP rivalry led to a split in the revolutionary ranks.
The mass revolt has led to a split within the regime with a section resolving to ditch Nkurunziza in order to save their power.
The CCP rejects some positions of the"Yugoslavian comrades" because they"can lead to a split in the communist movement.
Well, I suppose I could agree to a split, as long as… as you assign me all the rights to every painting ever produced.
Now, when the anarchistic behaviour of the minority since the Congress has almost brought the Party to a split, one may often hear wiseacres saying.
His victory was widely attributed to a split in the HDZ-BiH party, enabling the SDP to win a majority of the Bosniaks votes.
By now, as the Pope Benedict XVI,thanks God he's changed for he condemned the hermeneutic of the discontinuity of the followers of the"spirit of the Council" as tend to a split with the ancient Church.
This worship of Allah can occasionally lead to a split within a tribe if some of its members refuse to convert to Islam.
And although Trotsky supported the political stand of the SWP majority against the petty bourgeois opposition of Schachtman, he never condoned Cannon's organizational methods,which necessarily led to a split.
In 1914 she was ejected from a Ramsay MacDonald meeting,and this led to a split between the suffragettes and the Dundee Labour Party.
If matters did not come to a split, that was because the CP leaders, despite pressure from the Communist International to come out openly against the SDP leaders, wavered and backed down under pressure.
Emotions circulate in the body that is continually doing itself in the world,prescinded to a split long established between body and mind, subjective and objective.
This framework is now blown into the air as a result of what can be characterized not as a revolt of the impoverished masses, such as the rebellions in Egypt and Tunisia, but as a real civil war,due to a split in the ruling group.
His increasingly tyrannical regime led to a split and he was ousted for a time, but was able to regain control of Cairo in 1071/2.
We are applying Rule 153(2) of the Rules of Procedure, which reads:‘In the event of a tied vote on the agenda as a whole(Rule 132) or the Minutes as a whole(Rule 172), oron a text put to a split vote under Rule 157, the text shall be deemed adopted.
The ideological change that CPN made from official communism to'reformism' led to a split in the CPN; and the subsequent founding of the League of Communists in the Netherlands in 1982.
In century XIX new partner-economic necessities had led to a split in the said activities artistic, having from then on a gradual, but sufficiently evident differentiation, between Designers and plastic artists.