Examples of using Which tends in English and their translations into Swedish
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The molestation would have left a deep impact on their psychology which tends to react at a much later stage in life.
This also makes it a highly risky investment for the growers, which tends to bring down the supply.
external noise- which tends to lead to higher listening volumes.
Most adults from endemic areas have a degree of long-term infection, which tends to recur, and also possess partial immunity(resistance);
it's an approach which tends to work well.
somewhere in the preamble) which tends to give much more nicely formatted web addresses, the following may be preferred.
Whilst some investors practise arbitrage, which tends to stabilise financial markets,
Women are principally represented in temporary and part-time jobs, which tends to promote gender-related occupational segregation.
The"border effect" often results in lighter local traffic, which tends to make the cross-border projects less profitable than schemes located at the heart of the national networks.
It reduces body fat around the waist, which tends to happen as a man metabolism slows down.
This is important in the case of sensitive skin which tends to overreact, resulting in inflammation
Visa cards are widely accepted by many online casinos which tends to be an excellent benefit for all the online casino players that choose this payment method.
Members of this House do understand the situation, but the same is not true of the European Commission, which tends to ignore Parliament and disregard the decisions it takes.
Today's fast-changing organizations often strive to stay competitive in the labor market, which tends to place increasing demands on the efficient dissemination of knowledge.
They can also work in private practice for further specialization, which tends to yield higher salaries.
If interest rates rise, interest expenditure as a share of disposable incomes will increase, which tends to dampen consumption demand.
With the application of the adhesive is laid board made of valuable wood, which tends to be thinner than the common species,
the perception of the agricultural sector which tends to link it with pollution
The Committee wishes to point out that there is already a large body of Community legislation in the sphere of private law, detailed in Annex I of the communication, which tends towards harmonisation of national rules on contracts,
subject to a regime which tends to assimilate them to military supplies.