Examples of using Would develop in English and their translations into Danish
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The roots of what would develop into tiki-taka began to be implemented by Johan Cruyff during his tenure as manager of Barcelona from 1988 to 1996.
To that end, Mr. Hubbard would develop processes, test them on preclears directly
The next task is to examine the situation that would develop if some Member States were to set additional requirements.
Antarctic cod can live in water so cold other fish would develop ice in their blood.
With the collapse of totalitarian Soviet Communism, there were high hopes and expectations of the way in which Russia would develop and draw closer to the rest of Europe.
I can understand and appreciate the fear that might be felt among certain people that this card would develop into an ID card, via the back door.
the child will be a delight to play the game super cow, and it would develop it.
that even danielle would develop it.
These conditions were given to ensure that astronomy was be a subject that would develop and not be simply that fixed by the classical writers.
It was about this time that he made his first significant mathematical discoveries which were to lead him to the important ideas he would develop a few years later.
and we hoped he would develop fine, just like Lilit did.
the European Union should therefore offer a form of partnership that would develop Ukraine's European perspective.
said that the European Union would develop through a series of crises,
Since all of the atmosphere is subject to the so-called centrifugal force due to the Earth's rotation one might expect that a natural pressure gradient between the equator and the poles would develop which would counterbalance the centrifugal force.
once established, would develop from a mere consultative body to a world parliament with genuine rights of information,
the European economy would develop for a long time to come.
If the taxation balance was shifted from wages to consumption, a very new kind of workplace would develop and a lifestyle closer to nature
and the possibility that they would develop it before we did was very much of a fright.
In 1978, this became increasingly tangible as it was demonstrated that a person who had a reduced zinc intake during the course of six months equalling a blood zinc level of 70 mcg. per 100 ml., would develop symptoms similar to anorexia.
After the success of GEC, ALP sponsored a number of meetings with companies to initiate the Action Learning Consortium which would develop Action Learning in a wide range of industries.