Examples of using Deriving from in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Professionalism deriving from the ability to bring concrete results.
That is to say we come to a primitive condition deriving from a higher condition.
Deriving from a conceptual framework, their art is in constant search of the next level.
The name is possibly related to"Eleanor" or"Helen", deriving from the Greek for"light".
Therefore, anything deriving from that fundamental Truth is coming from the Highest intelligence there is.
The Company isnot liable for faults and/or inaccuracies deriving from these items.
Total Monthly PnL includes unrealized PnL deriving from the end of month valuation of the Trader's open positions.
Noga Inbar's work touches uponthe structuring of history, questioning the notion of truth deriving from it.
The limitation clause applies only to powers deriving from laws passed after the enactment of the Basic Law.
Men and women are very different creatures when it comes to hormonesand the entire system of psychological and physical effects deriving from it.
The quicker we adapt this reality to a creative solution deriving from a need to divide Jerusalem, the better we will all fare.
The partnership will not be responsible towards the user and/or anyone for consequential,incidental or direct damage deriving from the email notifications.
In order for you to be provided with the services deriving from the warranty, you must have registered the warranty at the website www. neolith.
The State no longer considers requests for asylum submitted by the refugees who are, therefore,not entitled to any rights deriving from the Refugee Convention.
This list of principles deriving from the fiduciary duty is not an exhaustive list, and the list of values rooted in the duty of integrity is not frozen.
The service is professional,reliable and gives extra value in various fields, deriving from Russell's vast experience in the field.
This list of principles deriving from the status of trust is not exhaustive,nor is this list of values deriving from the duty of fairness frozen.
His practice focuses on narratological, aesthetic and architectural modalities deriving from popular cultural iconography.
Confidence deriving from blindness to the(intellectual) problem of the questioner reflects an inability to recognize that there is even a need for discussion.
A description of sectors or main products,including the income and gross profit deriving from each sector or main product, as applicable;
In case of any incident whatsoever, deriving from the use or interpretation of the content of this Website, the Romanian Radio Broadcasting Corporation shall not be held responsible in any form.
And the specific protection needs of the affected persons,including those deriving from age and gender, are able to be identified and respected.
The term originated in India, deriving from the Gujarati બંગલો baṅgalo, which in turn derives from Hindi बंगला baṅglā, meaning"Bengali" and used elliptically for a"house in the Bengal style".
And the right to maintain exclusivitya hallmark andcrucial guarantee of patent rights deriving from the Constitution itselfis likewise important.".
Sin words are words that behave as short phrases, deriving from a short infinitive expression: sin defendi→[to defend oneself]-(action)-O→ sindefendo(self defense)="the action of defending oneself".
We save other information gathered about you for as long as needed for accounting purposes orother obligations deriving from law, but not longer than five years.
If Judaism is a religion that only cares about rituals deriving from Jewish law, and human rights are necessarily bad Western values, the clash is inevitable.
Palestinian art created within Israel's1948 borders possesses unique characteristics deriving from its being part of the visual culture of the Palestinian minority in Israel.