Examples of using To be associated in English and their translations into Czech
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To be associated with the Waterford name.
These companies pay to be associated with certain qualities.
It benefits us to be associated with him.
That has come to be associated with love between a man and a woman.
The collection is the first to be associated with scent.
They believe incense to be associated with the"yin" energies of the dead.
After this amazing feat… everyone wanted to be associated with the Zeppelin Company.
You can't afford to be associated with me.
With the Carrington name right now? Are you sure you even want to be associated.
Um, but the only F-word I want to be associated with is"Fiscal," because I am fiscally responsible
At a time like this, the mayor simply cannot afford to be associated with an extremely colorful character like yourself.
There were lots of guys who were members of the Krewes back in those days who wanted to be associated with Cassius Pride.
I need to tell you one thing about those people who you don't want to be associated with, Isak.
poor vitamin K status is shown to be associated with increased bone loss.
Congratulating the European Central Bank for its actions in 2008 is a forced exercise with which I refuse to be associated.
Oh, Jesus. some of the stuff that they got up to with Mo,- you do not want to be associated with.
Anyway, unless you know an advertiser that really wants to be associated with this, you need to stop.
I am someone… that you don't want to be associated with.
This surely wouldn't go far for making atheism an attractive prospect as most people do not want to be associated with bigots.
I don't want to be associated with your.