Examples of using Which led in English and their translations into Spanish
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a rise in poverty, which led to a growing fragmentation of the social fabric.
He threw a clot, which led to a pulmonary embolism, which led to a heart attack.
Smyrna was always a place with a large Jewish population, which led to the arrival of many Sephardim from Spain following their expulsion 1492.
Moreover, in 2003, there was a slight recovery in Colombia's agricultural sector, which led to an increase in the prices of some key farm products.
The most affected vines experienced a second budding after the cold had passed, which led to irregularities in the growth cycle of the plants.
Paper from Australia's CSIRO about discoveries which led to the discontinuation of a project to develop a genetically modified pea.
Djibouti experienced a difficult period of internal tension, which led to a visible, steady rise in violations of human rights
That is 60,000 passengers a day, until tickets raised in price, which led to a decrease of 50,000 passengers daily.
the co-sponsors of the draft resolution began a process of consultations, which led to the revised version now before the Assembly.
In the Ninawa governorate, the group led by Abu Musab al-Zarqawi threatened the election office, which led to the resignation of the majority of the staff.
C4 and C5-- severely transecting the spinal cord, which led to a sudden and profound drop in blood pressure.
With respect to the non-implementation of the United Nations access control system, which led to a financial loss of 1.5 million United States dollars;
This was also clear from the most recent union contract, which led to the establishment of the Committee.
agreed upon during the process which led to the return of the elected Government of Haiti.
a factor which led to the impasse.
Pierluisi answered the questions calmly, which led to the positive recommendation of the appointment.
However, some country Parties provided information directly to the secretariat, which led to differences in format.
Syrians still remember the shelling of Hama in 1982 by security forces, which led to the killing of between 5,000
In February 2003 the new President announced a series of unpopular economic measures(including a new income tax), which led to protests throughout the country.
Project delayed due to social unrest which led to the burning of the NOU offices. 38 trainers trained in May 2004.