Examples of using Has affected in English and their translations into Romanian
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Her keenness for a story has affected her judgement.
But, I dare say, life at home has affected my health.
You have no idea how much your cruelty has affected her.
With respect to the current crisis, it has affected the funds more than the funds have affected the crisis.
but his presence has affected not only my daughter,
This is a common skin disorder that has affected 1-2% of the people from all around the world.
Has affected jack, maybe in fact this reinforces the notion That they have a greater destiny.
As to how that has affected my behavior which I assume is what you're trolling for I don't put much stock in psychology.
The unprecedented drought has affected the most the economic development of the country in 2007, and it had a serious impact on economic growth;
it should disclose how the outcome of that assessment has affected the rating.
His Steele prize citation stated,"Lang's Algebra changed the way graduate algebra is taught… It has affected all subsequent graduate-level algebra books.".
financial crisis has affected and will continue to seriously affect both the iron
(2) Whereas similar fallout has affected certain parts of the territories of some Member States of the European Union;
None of that has affected my ability to do my job. I didn't say that it did.
hung out with and how the news has affected his company.
River and coastal flooding has affected millions of people in Europe in the last decade.
For two decades the Transnistrian conflict has affected both the domestic and foreign policies of Moldova.
Thus the economic and financial crisis, which has affected all economies since 2008, has had a considerable effect on demand for tourist services.
Sice then it has affected by a series of interventios that modified the inside and the outside.
Directly before the General Court- if a decision by an EU institution has affected you directly and individually.