had willed

Past perfectconjugation ofwill.There are other translations for this conjugation.

will

Gideon had willed them to victory.	Gideon les había conducido a la victoria.
And if We had willed, We could have sent into every city a warner.	Si hubiéramos querido, habríamos enviado a cada ciudad un monitor.
He had willed himself not to remember it.	No sea demasiado indulgente con él.
And I felt elated at the thought that the Gods had willed me to do this.	Me sentí exaltada al pensar que los Dioses habían dado su consentimiento a mi modo de obrar.
But if your Lord had willed, they would not have done it, so leave them and that which they invent.	Si tu Señor hubiera querido, no lo habrían hecho. ¡Déjales con sus invenciones!
The Parkman Bandstand was built in 1912 in honor of George Parkman, who had willed $5 million to the parks of Boston.	El Parkman Bandstand fue construido en 1912 en honor de George Parkman, que hubiera querido $5 millones a los parques de Boston.
Eight days later, the successor he had willed by testament, Grand Admiral Karl Dönitz, carried out the unconditional surrender.	El sucesor a quien designara en su testamento, el almirante Dönitz, firmaba ocho días más tarde la rendición incondicional.
It is now clear that Europeans had willed monetary union but not the means to make it viable in the long run.	Hoy en día está claro que los europeos querían una unión monetaria, pero no tenían medios para hacerla viable a la larga.
By means of said document the western world was made to believe that Emperor Constantine had willed the Roman Empire to the Successors of Peter.	Mediante dicho documento se le hizo creer al mundo que el Emperador Constantino había legado el Imperio Romano a los Sucesores de Pedro.
Even those things that did not have merit of their own to be saved were simply because they were part of the creation that Hashem had willed into existence.	Incluso las cosas que no tenía méritos propios para ser salvos eran simplemente porque eran parte de la creación que Hashem había querido a la existencia.