Examples of using Children whose in English and their translations into Hebrew
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He has 6 Children whose names are.
I never thought one day I would plead for half-breeds from a land that's torn Butthen I saw a camp for children whose crime was being born.
All children whose names were called were Jews.
This song tells the story of three children whose strange experiences seem normal to them.
Children whose parents could no longer afford look after them.
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It is the definition having children whose skills in the field of technology are amazing.
Children whose left brain is not functioning fully yet, have hardly any concept of measured time.
Never shall I forget the small faces of the children whose bodies I saw transformed into smoke under a silent sky.
Children whose leukemia responds more slowly to initial treatment require more aggressive treatment.
Now, I don't know what Hood's role in all this is,but we have two children whose lives have been turned upside down.
Here are seven examples of children whose imagination and ingenuity produced something extraordinary.
Nevertheless, children who have positive andsecure attachments to both of their parents seem to do better overall than children whose relationship with one parent is less secure.
Here are seven examples of children whose imagination and ingenuity produced something extraordinary.[via womensday].
Also participating were boys andgirls who are bereaved siblings and children whose relatives were wounded in terrorist attacks.
Children whose eyes cross even when they are wearing glasses or contact lenses may benefit from a bifocal lens.
We do not deliver interest-based advertising to children whose birthdate in their Advantech account identifies them as under 16 years of age.
Children whose parents include them in the covenant with God know how to find covenants with other parent figures: teachers, coaches, commanders, managers.
I ask for your prayers for all those who grieve, for the children whose worlds have been shattered, for all whose sense of safety and security has been threatened.
Nevertheless, children who have positive andsecure attachments to both of their parents seem to do better overall than children whose relationship with one parent is less secure.
In Sweden, children whose height is less than 135 cm can be transported only in case the car is equipped with a booster chair.
He suggested that parents may be conveying to their children that they are worthy of love only whenthey live up to their parents' expectations, creating“human doings,” children whose self-esteem is overly connected to their accomplishments.
The recommendation to distance radiationsource from the body is increasingly important for children whose degree of radiation absorption may be increased and their biological sensitivity to certain diseases is different from that of adults.
Another study found that boys and girls who grew up in families where both partners worked longhours outside the home went to school more than children whose parents remained at home most of the day or worked fewer hours.
In an act of legislative savagery,Democratic politicians propose to forcibly vaccinate children whose doctors have told them that a vaccine could kill or severely injure them.
We haven't found the genes responsible forit yet, but we certainly saw more ADHD diagnoses among children whose parents or siblings were also diagnosed," Dr. Davidovich explained.
Among them is Italy's deputy prime minister Matteo Salvini, who, despite his well-publicised stance on migrants,declared he wanted“women and children whose lives are at risk to be able to have a secure future, in our country or in other western countries”.