Examples of using Can formulate in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Programming
I can formulate one!
Uh… assuming I can formulate a cure.
I can formulate that.
Once they have all of this information, they can formulate a targeted attack.
People can formulate their own opinions.
But sir.-. I recently discovered that… before they can formulate the antidote, they create the virus.
You can formulate your own guiding questions, or use these next 20 questions.
In case of a negative news, they can formulate the best response and mitigate the damage.
Can formulate ideas and opinions with precision and relate contribution skilfully to those of other speakers.
Can anyone think of a more competent economist… who can formulate innovative economic policy?
But before I can formulate an answer for someone else, I must turn to myself first and ask, why?
Therefore, reading emotions implies that with few elements you can formulate a hypothesis about their emotional reaction.
Finally, they can formulate their own comprehensive solution in a way that will make it hard for Israel to reject it.
For these anxiety attack symptoms the person can formulate conspiracy theories or other similar scenarios.
I can formulate ideas and opinions with precision and relate my contribution skillfully to those other speakers.
But like in the milk commercial, if you know what odor you want to detect,then they can formulate a specific dye to detect just that odor.
When news is bad, he can formulate the best response and mitigate the damage.
I would like to hope that different personal answers to this question of faith are possible,and I call to all those who can formulate them, do it.
He can formulate complicated plans well in advance and accurately predict how others will act in a given set of circumstances.
Johnson explains that they"wear suits, have university degrees, and can formulate their demands in ways that a politician can understand.".
He who would acquire the rightfeeling for thought must say to himself,"If I can formulate thoughts about things, and learn to understand them through thinking, then these things themselves must first have contained these thoughts.
How then should we position ourselves and our work in such a way that policy makers(and other“clients”) will see think tanks as an authoritative,reliable source of knowledge based on which they can formulate decisions, rather than as a source of reinforcement and support for existing positions(primarily political ones)?
I had not expected that one could formulate the exact solution of the problem in such a simple way.
But most importantly, if we set aside for a moment the act of painting itself, no subject whatsoever is present here,and therefore there is no form of"consciousness" that could formulate these statements.