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bear on
verb
- to be relevant to; relate to
- to be burdensome to or afflict
his misdeeds bore heavily on his conscience
Example Sentences
In her statement to The Times, Calderon said that “political contributions have no bearing on any policy decisions I make.â€
Most of all, though, Cave Canem is a reflection of the ethos everyone involved in it has brought to bear on the endeavor.
In fact, Mr Kretinsky says he hopes to bring the European parcel know-how at GLS to bear on Royal Mail's operations.
Attorneys for the veterans shot back that “the government’s swipes at the District Court...belittling its reversal on an unrelated case—have no bearing on the questions at issue here.â€
Slowing private investments have a direct bearing on India's growth prospects.
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