Примеры использования Often led на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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religious lines often led to conflict and violence
raised questions with regard to human rights and often led to serious complications in relations between States.
systematic abuses of fundamental rights often led to the marginalization of women,
Accession negotiations often led to stringent liberalization and reform commitments that were disproportionate to their level of development.
pushing for changes in other countries for ideological reasons, and this often led to tragic consequences
Predictably, political monopolies often led to corruption, nepotism,
it was highlighted that conditionality imposed on the countries from the South were too punitive and often led to greater poverty.
the limited resources available often led to conflict.
This often led to friction with the Bureau of Aeronautics(BuAer), which had responsibility for the development of Naval aircraft.
clarity regarding the division of labour among the various entities often led to duplication of efforts
storing food for more than a few days often led to the deterioration of food
religious lines often led to conflict and violence
Another panellist said that low commodity prices often led to external debt crises,
They also believed that development programmes should be viewed as a valuable mechanism for addressing some of the problems which often led to tension and conflicts.
Such tight relations between warriors often led to a long and strong friendship,
Moreover, in patients with bronchial asthma such operations often led to the attack of bronchial asthma, or even the formation of asthmatic status.
His path in professional kickboxing often led him to competitive fights with many famous fighters of the K-1 world,
For us, the battlefield has also associated with those clergymen who never stood behind and often led Armenian troops.
Such multidimensional approaches to application of provisions of the Law on Bankruptcy often led to absurd situations.
Youth unemployment, which often led to alienation, violence