Examples of using But to join in English and their translations into Hebrew
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But to join the alliance.
I had no option but to join them.
But to join a party like that?
I would have no choice but to join them.
I have but to join the words of my colleagues Justice Hayut and Justice Rubinstein on this issue.
Then you will have no choice but to join us.
They say many youngsters have no choice but to join.
I struggle with this wayyyyyy more than I admit to, andI think it's time to not only bring light to that, but to join forces with other mommas and work TOGETHER to find that peace with ourselves….
After an intense day, you will have no choice but to join him.
One British ex-policeman reacted to Robinson's incarceration with a video urging his fellow countrymen not just to march or rallybut to join Ann Marie Waters' party For Britain and do for freedom of speech in Britain what UKIP did to get British out of the EU.
I have to go now, but we will meet again,and you will have no choice but to join me.
Meanwhile, Roscoe was still yapping, and my bag was already in this strange person's yard, meaning I had little choicebut to join it or risk being busted by Jamie.
In a vide message this month, senior ISIS members called on soldiers in the Jordanian army,police and security organizations not to fight them, but to join the Salafi revolt.
Surprisingly, it seems that some Christians decided not only to rely on Hizbullah to save them when the time comes,but to join militias operating as part of this organization.
Participation was in theory voluntary, but in practice, many rural Guatemalan men(including young boys and the elderly), especially in the northwest, had no choice but to join either the PACs or be tarred as guerrillas.
They also believed, much like their friend, the renowned writer Yassin al-Haj Saleh, that their task as secularistswas not to preach‘enlightenment' from a safe distance, but to join the more ordinary and devout folk in their struggle for a life lived with dignity.
Given that, and given all the aspects of the topic discussed in this essay, the question that must be asked is this: Is there a different paradigm in the world of information technology that would allow dealing with current and future cyber challenges without the need for sharing,or is there no choice but to join forces in the battle and rapidly adopt uniform standards for a sharing infrastructure?
But you want to join.
People are not assigned to these groups but choose to join them.
But I want to join the party.
But I get to join the team.
But I decided to join the service.
But Marshall wants to join you for lunch.
In early 2000, he met with Bin Laden, but refused to join Al-Qaeda.
Lando cheats to win but agrees to join the mission in exchange for a share of the profits.
But everyone's welcome to join.
But he declined to join expressions of concern about white nationalism.
He's gone to pay his respects to the family but hopes to join us shortly.