Examples of using Has much to do in English and their translations into Polish
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The form in which a statement is made has much to do with the impression which it makes.
Shinai has much to do with Andreas Spreer's recordings from Tacet Audio, with the sound of the Manley Stingray II(Polish), with Siltech Double Crown(Polish) cables.
I don't think jerking off some random guy on a sofa has much to do with intimacy.
The type of Adjuster has much to do with the potential for expression of the human personality.
For starters, I don't really think… that your young girl predilection has much to do with… their firm, young flesh.
Fraternal life in community has much to do with faith in a God that becomes gift in the brothers and sisters.
The scientific facts are well-known:the climate change that we are witnessing today has much to do with human activity.
Although the history of mass killing has much to do with economic calculation, memory shuns anything that might seem to make murder appear rational.
In His Wisdom God has seen fit so to create us that our conduct of today has much to do with our character of tomorrow.
So peace has much to do with warm-heartedness and respect for the lives of others, resisting causing harm to others, and having the attitude that the lives of others are as sacred as our own.
In His Wisdom God has seen fit so to create us that our conduct of today has much to do with our character of tomorrow.
They do not resolve the issue of the reform of the judiciary or of the public administration, nordo they resolve the issue of the shipping industry- Croatia still has much to do there.
The alternation between good andbad for four generations illustrates the fact that, although heredity has much to do with every member of our race, nevertheless, there are counter-balances in nature.
This opportunity, I would like it to be in a country that speaks the English language as it is a language I need to learn andpractice because I want to choose a career that has much to do with this language.
Not only so, but there is in youth a striving for nobility, a realization that life is as so much of value, that it can be used but once, andthat the direction of its start has much to do with the results.
OUR general thoughts have much to do with our language, our general conversation.
I have much to do.
Police have much to do in Bundanyabba?
You won't have much to do.
If you will excuse us, Commander Data and I have much to do.
AND WE HAVE MUCH TO DO.
Fukuzawa's enthusiastic support of the war had much to do with his opinions about modernization.
None of these early religions had much to do with the recognition of Deityˆ or with reverence for the superhumanˆ;
Aside from those assigned as group companions,you will have much to do with the interpreters and translators, the building custodians, and the excursion supervisors.
These mighty beings have much to do with the segregation, directionization, and intensification of the physical energies and with the equalization of the pressures of the interplanetary circuits.
It is not difficult to see that love of money as payment for masses had much to do with this classification of mortal and venial sins.
We cannot doubt that it had much to do with his popularity with the common people.
In this context it is pleasing that the report mentions areas in which these countries still have much to do.
In this area, both governments andthe European Union have much to do, principally through education.
DE Mr President, Mr Juncker, ladies and gentlemen, Mr Mölzer seems to have missed the point,as nothing that he said had much to do with the euro.