Results for made an impact translation from English to Tagalog

had an impact
naiimpluwensiyahan

expected to have an impact
inaasahang magiging epekto

made an aircon
pinagawa ang aircon

don't make too much of an impact
mabagal

where you made an offer
where you made an offer

what have you learned that has had an impact on you personally and professionally?
ano ang natutunan mo na nagkaroon ng epekto sa iyo nang personal at propesyonal?

the salesman will be socially resposable to his competitor by respecting the competitor. that the opponent should not be made an enemy. and how to be socially responsible a salesman is creek by being humane to all social impact
magiging resposable sa lipunan ang tindero sa kanyang katungali sa pamamagitan ng pagrespeto sa katungali. na dapat hindi ginagawng kaaway ang katunggali . at paano magiging responsaable sa lipunan ang isang tindero ay sapa mamagitan ng pagiging makatao sa lahat ng apekto sa lipunan

he was in excellent condition.he made an excellent companion, a fact that hadn't occurred to her before that moment.
please, specify two different languages

good day sir i went to the agency earlier i talked to them properly i also made an appointment when i apostille i will wait 2 more weeks to get the expensive one when i paid 1500. who registered me for immune jan sir kaylangan ko hingiin ang email address nya dahil kaylangan ko sa immune ko dito
magandang araw sir pumunta ako ng agency kanina kinausap ko na sila ng maayos nagpa appointment na rin ako nang apostille ko 2 weeks pa ang aantayin ko para makuha ko ang mahal nang binayaran ko 1500.sino ang nagregesterd sakin sa immune jan sir

diplomatic missions on tuesday, made an offhand remark that us ambassador to japan rahm emanuel was not on hand because he was getting ready for sullivan's visit. us-china relations have been strained throughout biden's tenure. china launched military exercises last year around taiwan after then-house speaker nancy pelosi visited the self-ruling island that china claims as its own. relations became further strained early this year after washington shot down a chinese spy balloon that had crossed the continental us. beijing also was angered by taiwanese leader tsai ing-wen's stopover that included meeting with pelosi's successor kevin mccarthy in his native california in april. and on saturday, the white house confirmed that china has been operating a spy base in cuba for some time and that it was upgraded in 2019 under the watch of then-president donald trump's administration. white house national security council spokesman john kirby said on monday that the trump administration had the "same access" to intelligence about china's spying operations as the biden administration did. former trump administration officials, including former director of national intelligence john ratcliffe and national security adviser john bolton, have pushed back against the assertion that the cuba spy base was upgraded under their watch. "the (biden) administration claims that the base was there in 2019, if not before, all i can say is i was in the white house for part of 2019 i was certainly unaware of it," bolton said in an interview with siriusxm's potus channel on tuesday. "i think i would have remembered it if it crossed my desk." the white house confirmed the base after the wall street journal reported last week that china and cuba had reached an agreement in principle to build an electronic eavesdropping station on the caribbean island. despite the tensions with beijing, the administration has been eager to restart high-level communications with beijing. sullivan is currently in india meeting with officials ahead of prime minister narendra modi's state visit to washington next week. he held talks on tuesday with his indian counterpart ajit doval that focused on potential us-indian collaboration on artificial intelligence, semiconductors and defense, the indian foreign ministry said. sullivan also addressed a conference of business leaders where he said the us was keen on doing away with regulatory obstacles that are holding back the two countries from deepening trade in areas like defense and high technology. source: manilatimes.net
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