Examples of using Would tend in English and their translations into German
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Political
To that, I would tend to say no, particularly if our actions are examined in general terms.
Amendment No 18 is unacceptable because once again it would tend to undermine the use
There are people who would tend to chickens.
Such observations would tend continually to increase the veneration for the prophetic literature.
In reference to Jesus, I would tend to agree with what you said.
Hence the individuals which performed them best, would tend to survive in greater numbers.
Further, it would tend to exclude many who much needed what the church could give.
Or other questions which would tend to elicit answers that the person has been victimized.
The Board would tend to answer this question in the negative for the reasons given in point11 above.
In short, he instructed them in everything that would tend to soften manners
Such an approach would tend to freeze course content to paradigms prevailing when the curriculum committee made its determination.
Next time I would tend to choose a larger size if the measurement is relatively close to the limit.
So if melt-water poured into the Arctic Ocean, it would tend to float on top, and freeze.
People opposed to cannabis would tend to give"drug dealers" as their first answer to this question.
According to this theory, no one person would tend towards a longer phase of ageing than another; however.
If we would tend to a negative response, this complex of the neo-Marxism would be from the beginning almost irrelevant.
after spending a few minutes with her, you would tend to believe it.
When the shift takes place the atmosphere would tend to stay put until the land masses pulled it up to speed.
Whoever would tend to me," he said,"should tend to the sick.
I would tend toward the latter.