Examples of using Would tend in English and their translations into Swedish
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I would tend to say, of course,
of electric field there, and plastic would tend to charge up a point of extra field there.
Moreover, in the long run, when labour supply will get tighter as the effect of ageing populations sets in at full force, the potential growth rate would tend to decline in the absence of measures to accelerate productivity and enhance labour force participation and employment.
As regards representativeness, the Commission was not favourable to the idea of defining representativeness criteria which would tend to place civil society in a rigid framework;
In particular, we reject the amendments which would tend, first of all, to make the statement on vegetable fat part of the name of the product
In particular, we reject the amend ments which would tend, first of all, to make the statement on vegetable fat part of the name of the product
have a Hill sphere of its own. Any object within that distance would tend to become a satellite of the moon,
that the political life of Israel would tend to estrange the nation from its eternal spiritual mission.
Moreover, as a common test would tend to highlight the actual application of the test, rather than the test itself,
asked the boy who was herding the sheep with him if he would tend to the sheep in his absence.
then that new site would tend to be higher rated than the previous site that came up.
it at once struck me that under these circumstances favourable variations would tend to be preserved, and unfavourable ones to be destroyed.
The Council is against anything that would tend to confuse or blur the different responsibilities.
Lizzy would make these bracelets for me, but they would tend to break, which would upset her.
This approach would tend to favour an industrial view of development, with origin rules requiring a high level of vertical integration.
I would tend to say that they became that in 1912-13;
which was a higher thing, it would tend towards the divine perfection.
Indeed, most people would tend to apply a distancing effect
The Commission would tend to share this view.
Do you think the large size would tend to slow the cat down?