Sentence examples for this a bearing from inspiring English sources
Don't make this a bearing on my brother's life.
This has a bearing on whether a plan can be qualified, Mr. Miller said.
Did this have a bearing on how they then responded to the way the story unfolded across the media?
Miller's father was a doctor; does this have a bearing on his interest in the "fleshly casket", as he has called the human body?
Ten of Frank's emergent Americans are teachers, and it is hard not to suspect that this has a bearing on the kind of work they do.
His colleagues, he later said, failed to see he meant to bring the LDP down from within.All this has a bearing on the DPJ today.
English is of course a world language and there are at least two ways this has a bearing: Anglophones mix with the US acting as the most influential, but with Australia and Jamaica doing well with "dobbing in" and "who dat?".
This has a bearing on the argument about nuclear power, since you can't get it without a government prepared to override the wishes of well-organised opposition groups.
All this has a bearing on the speech made on Tuesday night by the chancellor, George Osborne, the one in which he warned against the current furore creating "an anti-business culture" in Britain, which would undermine wealth-creating enterprise.
All this has a bearing as the diplomatic merry-go-round cranks up again.End gamesMr Myers wonders why Mr Kim would ever give up confrontation with America when his legitimacy rests upon it.
The second question to ask is, will any of this have a bearing on political freedom or human rights within Iran, the things that could really disarm Iran's hardliners?
