Examples of using Clore in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Charles Clore.
The Clore Science Garden.
Charles Clore.
Clore Sports Project.
Charles Clore.
Charles Clore Park's Beach.
Clore Bezalel Scholarship for Masters.
Charles Clore Park.
The Clore Israel Foundation is currently not considering unsolicited applications for funding.
The Wadi School of Physical Theatre The Clore Library Cultural Center.
Community centres bearing the Clore name serve to enhance the social and communal life of the Arab population.
The Museum's establishment and continued work have been madepossible through the support of Dame Vivien Duffield and the Clore Israel Foundation through the Jerusalem Foundation.
A dedicated patron of the arts, the Clore Israel Foundation has consistently given its support to a wide variety of cultural endeavours.
The restoration and refurbishment of the Weizmann House so that it could be opened to the public as a museum was donated by Dame Vivien Clore Duffield in memory of her father, Sir Charles Clore, in 1975.
In light of extensive commitments, the Clore Israel Foundation is currently not considering unsolicited applications for funding.
Her signature, which is identified in all her work can also be seen in a number of locations in Israel, such as the moving sculpture"Never Again" which is on display at Yad Vashem in Jerusalem andthe"Woman in the Wind" sculpture that is close to the Charles Clore park in Tel Aviv.
Students nominated for a Clore Scholarship or Adams Fellowship may not be nominated for an Azrieli Fellowship in the same year.
Haywood was born in Hatfield, Hertfordshire. She has an extensive television career which includes portraying the much put-upon Helen Brittas in the BBC One comedy series The Brittas Empire(1991-1997), Julie Chadwick in the 2007 BBC Two comedy Fear, Stress& Anger and the hot-tempered,sex-mad human resources director Joanna Clore in Green Wing(2004-2006), for which she won the"best comedy female performance" award at the 2005 Rose d'Or television festival in Lucerne, Switzerland.
The Clore Israel Foundation is committed to promoting coexistence between Jews and Arabs and to supporting equal opportunities for Israel's Arab population.
Some years later, Sir Charles established another foundation,the Charles Clore 1979 Israel Foundation, as a vehicle for furthering his involvement with the State of Israel.
Please note that the Clore Foundation is unable to accept applications directly from candidates or to enter into discussion with interested students regarding the scholarship.
Espousing the true ethic of philanthropy(literally“love of people”), since its inception the Clore Israel Foundation has contributed generously to improving the quality of life for a broad spectrum of Israeli society.
He was awarded a Clore Foundation fellowship for excellent PhD students from 2011 to 2014 and was invited as a student to attend the 63rd Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting in 2013.
Keenly aware that the youth of today are the leaders of tomorrow, the Clore Israel Foundation has been an avid supporter of educational programmes and scholarship initiatives.
The Clore Scholars Programme was established in 1991 by the Clore Foundation, with the aim of promoting outstanding young Israeli scientists, and in the hope that the programme will contribute significantly to furthering scientific excellence in Israel.
In 1981, Stirling was awarded the Pritzker Prize.[7]Stirling received a series of important commissions in England- the Clore Gallery for the Turner Collection at the Tate Britain, London(1980- 87); the Tate Liverpool(1984, but since then heavily altered and no longer recognisable as a Stirling project), and No 1 Poultry in London(1986, completed posthumously).
The Clore Israel Foundation provides grants only to nonprofit organisations that are based and operate in Israel, which are either registered with the Israeli Ministry of the Interior as having nonprofit status or are recognised by the income tax authorities as a public institution exempt from income tax.
Dame Vivien Duffield is the daughter of Sir Charles Clore, one of Britain's most successful post-war businessmen and one of the most generous philanthropists of his day.
The restoration of Charles Clore Park entailed the addition of several layers and the resolution of problems that had evolved throughout the thirty years of its existence.
Dame Vivien Duffield is the daughter of Sir Charles Clore, one of Britain's most successful post-war businessmen and one of the most generous philanthropists of his day.