Примери за използване на Shapira на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Eric Shapira.
The only known photograph of Shapira.
Yosef Shapira.
Dr Shapira these are.
It's Joshua Shapira.
Ezra Shapira of Zamkevitz.
He worked jointly with Dr. Sagi Shapira.
Amitzur Shapira, our track coach.
One factor, according to the aforementioned physician, Eric Shapira, is simple dehydration.
Dr. Shapira, can you talk about the diagnosis criteria?
You can tell Mr. and Mrs. Shapira they're not to my liking either.
Shapira wanted sell the scroll to the British Museum for a million pounds.
The prohibition'Thou Shalt Not Murder' applies only"to a Jew who kills a Jew," write Rabbis Yitzhak Shapira and Yosef Elitzur of the West Bank settlement of Yitzhar.
Tell me, Ezra Shapira turned their backs the Torah in Zamkevitz?
He did his specialization in cardiac surgery aria in Cardiac-Thoracic surgery Department in Hadassah University Hospital in Jerusalem, Israel under Prof.Oz Shapira.
Shapira sought to sell them to the British Museum for a million pounds(US$1.6 million).
As opposed to Labor, which deposes its leaders very frequently, the Likud has always been very loyal to its leader,noted Assaf Shapira, an expert on Israel's political parties.
Dr. Shapira had told me that it would take one and a half to two years.
Katz, who is facing legal problems of his own and may feel he has little to lose politically,“has a lot of power, andthings are not always done exactly according to the rules,” Shapira said.
Shapira defended his collection vigorously until his rivals presented more evidence against them.
Haim Katz, who heads the Likud Central Committee,could also quite easily change the party's bylaws,” added Shapira, who directs the political reform program at the Israel Democracy Institute.
Yonatan Shapira, from Israel, is an ex-IDF pilot and now an activist for Combatants for Peace.
Ishai Shapira Kalter investigates mechanisms of political power, the dynamics of social order and processes of victimization, gentrification or exploitation.
In 1883, Moses Wilhelm Shapira, a Jerusalem antiquities dealer(and purveyor of fake Biblical artifacts), presented what is now known as the Shapira Strips, which were fragments of supposedly ancient parchment that he claimed to have found near the Dead Sea.
Regarding the strips of Shapira, after close examination Clermont-Ganneau and the British biblical scholar Christian David Ginsburg came to the same conclusion: the parchment of the Deuteronomy scroll was cut out of a genuine Yemenite scroll that Shapira had also sold to the museum.