Примери за използване на Have little to do на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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The“industrial” portion of the name is largely historical as many of the 30 modern components have little to do with heavy industry.
Dutch political scientist Kees van der Pijl believes that interests represented at the conference have little to do with democracy.
people enter into committed, long-term relationships or marriages that have little to do with physical attraction.
Usually, a pregnancy is considered as high risk due to some issues that arise from the pregnancy itself and that have little to do with the mother's health.
The“industrial” portion of the name is largely historical- many of the 30 modern components have little to do with traditional heavy industry.
The depths of the oceans hide many secrets which at first glance have little to do with our daily lives.
you think of it, and the subconscious, again as you think of it, have little to do with your present experience outside of your beliefs about them.
its causes and cures have little to do with diet, exercise or lifestyle.
may have little to do with love.
may have little to do with love.
may have little to do with love.
may have little to do with love.
Now so previredlivye buyers that have little to do just beautiful furniture,
As a result, the resurging prison has come to serve three missions that have little to do with crime control: to bend the fractions of the post-industrial working class to precarious wage-work;
this is just idle fantasies that have little to do with reality, and are the result of a lack of awareness of ordinary inhabitants about the biology of these insects.
is performed for the foreign tourists all over the seaside resorts of the Bulgarian Black Sea Coast by people who have little to do with the original tradition.
this is just idle fantasies that have little to do with reality, and are the result of a lack of awareness of ordinary inhabitants about the biology of these insects.
the rigors of scarcity pricing that characterize the market economy and have little to do with equitableness.
Edited by Andrea De Lucchi Concluding the analysis of the shoulder girdle it is necessary to include other muscle districts which at first sight may have little to do with this functional complex.
terrorism- grave evils of our time which call for coordinated international action- we see states being saddled with measures which have little to do with the resolution of these problems