Examples of using Deviates from in English and their translations into Hebrew
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And this line, why deviates from the rest?
If he deviates from the route let me know.
Johnny has his own set of rules, which he rarely deviates from.
The moment when he deviates from our point of view is the most exciting moment.
Why don't you tell me where my imagination deviates from reality?
How and why has a law that deviates from Western democratic norms been enacted in Israel?
But let's take acloser look at how our actual performance deviates from expectation.
How and why has a law that deviates from all Western democratic norms been enacted specifically in Israel?
In his view,"anyone who opposes the shari'a,which is based on clear texts, deviates from the religion and is no longer a Muslim.".
This deviates from the physical object in a way that makes it differentfrom other types of artwork.
Begin claims that the draft treaty he received deviates from what was agreed at Camp David.
If a firm deviates from this wage, it either pays less and loses workers or pays more, sustains losses, and exits the market.
So look for someone in their lives with a job that deviates from normal gender roles, something like a secretary.
Any question that deviates from the path Shiron drew into his internal system before the interview began is blotted out and closes as precisely as the room curtains.
Anyone who opposes the Sharia,which is based on clear texts, deviates from the religion and is no longer a Muslim.
Hence, the explanation already deviates from the synthetic model that exists elsewhere, in which the synthesis is between two sources that relate to the same issue.
Ripple's consensus ledger- its method of confirmation- doesn't need mining,a feature that deviates from bitcoin and altcoins.
In addition, the arrangement set out deviates from the accepted principles in immigration law in Israel and the world regarding denying the liberty of persons who are in the country illegally.
What can be done with people who think that anyone whodoes not agree with their fundamentalist path deviates from the path of righteousness?
I repeat: Any use that deviates from the criteria of saving lives due to crime or terrorism leads to immediate sanctions by the company, decisively and without compromise.".
Failure to do so the childwill live not knowing when he deviates from the norms and this will lead to poor upbringing of the child.
This is the principle which, according to fundamentalist sources,means universal loyalty among Muslims and Muslims' absolute renunciation of all non-Muslims or anyone who deviates from the principles of the religion.
The officials stressed that this deviates from the JCPOA, which does not allow foreigners, including IAEA inspectors, to visit military sites in Iran, and that Iran will not allow any foreign element to visit them.
Masculinity is built upon very permanent models of what is masculine andwhat is not, and if something deviates from it, it immediately shakes.
It is forbidden to use the Content of the Site in a manner that deviates from the terms published in this agreement, without obtaining the Company's explicit, prior written consent, providing that the use is in accordance with such permission.
On the other hand, the shape of a product has, in most cases,an independent function which deviates from the function designated for a trademark.
He wrote:"King'Abdallah has left us for a work and recreational visit,and along comes someone who deviates from our norms of addressing royalty and poses the almost unacceptable question to the king:'Where are you?!'.
Therefore, it is inconceivable that Israel will become a legitimate state even if the peace process is implemented,because its structure deviates from the region's norm, and maybe from the whole world…".
But in truth, I, for example, refuse to stand before the prince,because I am not claiming that Wahhabism deviates from the Koran or the Sunna, but that it understands the Koran and the Sunna in its own unique way.
We were used to thinking that we were in an adversarial court system andif a judge deviates from such system he becomes an inquisitor.