Приклади вживання To a large degree Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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Israel does this to a large degree.
To a large degree, we had these empires that had existed as we exited out of the 1800s.
Five or so years ago Vuitton depended to a large degree on one market, Japan.
To a large degree, people need to take control of their treatment," he says.
The success or failure of treatment depends to a large degree on strict adherence to the new diet.
To a large degree you are creating your own future, although the pathway has already been defined.
The modern world we live in was shaped, to a large degree, by World War I, and then later[by].
To a large degree, they overcame the crisis while rejecting the institutional development of democracy and rule of law in favor of national unity.
Before the war with Russia the German intelligence service counted, to a large degree, on the'fifth column.'.
Yet the State to a large degree remains just as anti-people and indifferent as before.
The question of the intellectual and moral standard of its citizens is to a large degree a personal problem.
The courses are, therefore, to a large degree based on seminars and project assignments as a complement to traditional lectures.
The decision concerning ratification, however,is determined by the parties' internal law and depends to a large degree on the subject agreed upon.
The effectiveness of internetwork communications depends, to a large degree, on the ability of routers to forward packets in the most efficient way possible.
The Convention made a distinction between prisoners of war and civilians but,the Canadian authorities to a large degree ignored this distinction.
But to a large degree, a lot of these categories-- deciding where to divide along kingdom, phylum, class, order, family, tribe-- these are somewhat arbitrary.
Most often in their justification they gave information about certain successes which to a large degree were achieved by civil society itself, and not thanks to the authorities.
To a large degree, it is held together by a large number of interlocking systems, each one stand-alone, but depending on its neighbor as links in a chain.
To a large degree, baseline survey responses were similar to drug use patterns seen in large national surveys.
How often, many entrepreneurs are defeated on the field of business just because of the lack of important and relevant informationthat would help them not only to maintain its business, but also to a large degree to get ahead, on all of their competitors.
In the 1920's, College of San Mateo was to a large degree, a prep school or springboard into Stanford University and the University of California(Berkeley).
Matriarchy is a social system in which females hold primary power, predominate in roles of political leadership, moral authority, social privilege and control of property at the specific exclusion of men,at least to a large degree….
The effects of ultrasonication are to a large degree a result of the ultrasonic cavitation in liquids. Therefore, ultrasonically assisted catalysis requires at least one reagent to be in liquid phase.
In the early days the academic newcomers were not exactly warmly welcomed,- the exemption of the professors from the alcohol tax and the rough-and-ready manners of their students,who due to a large degree of legal autonomy could scarcely be prosecuted by local courts, were a thorn in the side of upright citizens.
Woodland Indian societies have depended to a large degree on forest products for their survival, and Great Lakes Indians hunted, fished, gathered wild foods, and practiced agriculture for their subsistence.
The 1973 embargo was to a large degree responsible for turning the EU towards Russia as an external energy supplier despite the Cold War and for prompting the United States to promote restrictive energy trade policies.
In the case of Russia it is, definitely,can be called terrorism, and to a large degree provoked as by the domestic policy of Russia itself, as by the fact that an explosive mixture of currents and trends, which are often of extremist nature has recently formed in the Caucasus.
The South's economy to a large degree was based on slavery and so all of this, you know, the tipping point kind of happened in 1860. where Abraham Lincoln who was pretty vocal about his, about the fact that he did not like slavery.
Europeans traveled a lot and interacted with citizens of other areas to a larger degree, and this helped boost their immune systems.