Examples of using As pointed out in English and their translations into Hebrew
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As pointed out M/s.
The Higher Self wants for you the very best, as pointed out.
As pointed out by prof.
Yet something in the background tends to spoil this, as pointed out by Didi.
As pointed out by prof.
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The absence from the hearing of Israel,heightens doubts about the legitimacy of the ICJ's agreement to adjudicate as pointed out by UK Judge Higgins.
As pointed out by prof.
The emphasis, which is evident that none of this has been achieved yet and continues to be a reasonable forecast of what mayoccur in the field of education in the next twenty years, Although, as pointed out by Rod Paige, a vision with a plan can change the world.
As pointed out by Dr. Ma.
And if the USA were a corporation, then it would probably have a negative net worth of $35-40trillion once our“assets” were properly accounted for, as pointed out by Mary Meeker and endorsed by luminaries such as Paul Volcker and Michael Bloomberg in a recent piece titled“USA Inc.”.
As pointed out, it was a cache issue with default jquery.
Definitely, as indicated by Universia Knowledge Wharton, although each country has its own idiosyncrasies, in general, all will see their exports seriously depleted, and will be the most exposed to them whichmost shaken by the crisis will be, as pointed out by Professor Cardenas Tuesta, who expected a slowdown in export sectors more tied to the U.S. market, such as textiles.
Moreover, as pointed out in para.
As pointed out Mircea Eliade, yoga is the spiritual hub of the East.
Only time will tell what the U.S. government decides, and as pointed out previously, although sanctions may not be immediately considered, there is no guarantee that they won't be imposed in the future, and could possibly lead to include seizure of luxury assets, like their superyachts.
As pointed out in Time MONEY, you want to invest like a cheapskate.
Is because, as pointed out in the aforesaid decisions of the Supreme Court.
As pointed out earlier, each moment is experienced directly in the implicate order.
Nevertheless, as pointed out by the government, a self-employed citizen will have to pay a minimum of 10,000 rubles for a patent.
As pointed out above, there is an interrelationship between these three components.
As pointed out earlier, these parts are considered to be working together in interaction(as in a machine).
As pointed out above, the two sources that develop this idea, E and P, are both texts that were written by Levites.
As pointed out in chapter 1, physics has become almost totally committed to the notion that the order of the universe is basically mechanistic.
As pointed out by Daniel Goleman, the concentration makes us enter a kind of oasis in which, once in it, with little effort of will we maintain a high performance.
In particular, as pointed out by the Spanish Association of Pediatrics, AEP, the prohibition of these products in public places has managed to reduce the number of births before time.
As pointed out by Adv. Baris, the Ministry of Finance refused to draw up a permanent amendment, because it was not possible, from a professional point of view, to support a permanent transition to a biennial budget.
As pointed out by Adv. Baris, the Ministry of Finance refused to draw up a permanent amendment, because it was not possible, from a professional point of view, to support a permanent transition to a biennial budget.
Rather, as pointed out in section 2 of this chapter, its laws will be in a first approximation those of the quantum theory, while more accurately they will go beyond even these, in ways that are at present only vaguely discernible.
As pointed out by my colleague Justice Arbel, information which it has been decided to disclose is information held by the authority in trust for the public and there is no justification, as a rule, for preventing the public from gaining access to its own property.
As pointed out by Dr. Shami, it is possible that the high rate of consumer credit-holders in the Arab Israeli sector stems from difficulties they face in putting up property they own as collateral for a housing loan, such that, in this sector, credit designated as consumer credit is actually being used for housing.