Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Would have led in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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They made a mistake, a fundamental mistake, which, had it not been for the intervention of Lenin and Trotsky would have led to disaster.
This acquisition would have led to overlaps in nearly 150 separate national food-related markets.
voluntary approaches would have led to inconsistency and a potential reduction in the amount of information provided to consumers, which would not be acceptable.
This would have led to the conclusion of contracts with companies with whom two employees had relations.
Who was gathering information that would have led to a government indictment, was murdered by Krebbs
A third out would have led to only the second Dutch win in history against the Asian squad.
She gives three factors that would have led to revised insight into the whole case, namely.
And you know what that would have led to: and the attempts on the president's life.
Did you think that miserable oaf would have led you into the woods… if I hadn't suggested it?
inner tensions would have led to an uncontrollable retaliatory situation.
It would make sense since the original Nazi obsession with“pure Aryan blood” would have led to inbreeding and genetic decay.
Ergo it is detrimental to the impartiality of the judiciary which would have led to massive schoonmaakacties.
Any attempt on the part of the bureaucracy to clamp down on, say, the discussion on Czechoslovakia, would have led to a debacle on the lines of 1956.
In fact we acted recently so as to stop the commencement of intended hostilities that would have led to another world war.
And since the scare test would have led to this same dead end, she was right to stop it.
very much like this one. which probably would have led to a teaching post.
The transaction would have led to direct overlaps in the parties' activities in Finland for mobile communications services to retail customers,
At the hearing, the United Kingdom cited a case in which arithmetic rounding per article would have led to a tax discrepancy of over GBP 17 000 in six months for a single trader.
in its final form, the bill remained protectionist and would have led to chain reactions on the part of the United States* trade partners.