Examples of using Does not stem in English and their translations into Hebrew
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This grief does not stem from the child's autism in itself.
However, the fundamental problem of thelack of publicly available archival material does not stem from the current dispute.
Violence does not stem from a psychopathic lack of morality.
In Sa'ar's careful telling, the need for a new Likud leader,and indeed a new prime minister, does not stem for the indictments but“because the country is simply stuck.
This matter does not stem from a"religious" or"secular" perspective.
Psychiatrists routinely do not inform patients of non-drug treatments, nor do they conduct thoroughmedical examinations to ensure that a person's problem does not stem from an untreated medical condition that is manifesting as a“psychiatric symptom.”.
According to the party, this does not stem from anti-Semitism, but rather from concern about"animal sorrow.".
This does not stem from such atomic forces of which we are now speaking- at least, not on the surface.
The Scientology objection to psychiatry does not stem from anydesire to deny the insane treatment.
This drop does not stem only from an objection to religious marriage ceremonies, since a person who is looking for a secular wedding can find such alternativesin Cyprus.
That means keeping the workers at the company does not stem only from worker management, but also from its special product.".
This opposition does not stem from the reason, but from a pathological mental attitude- from resentment and from a neurasthenic condition that one might call a Fourier complex, after the French socialist of that name.
It is otherwise with a minor whose conduct and expression does not stem from a voluntary and thought-out act from which conclusions can be drawn in law.
This position does not stem from the unique characteristics of the State of Israel as a Jewish state, but rather from the very nature of the expression“has become converted” that appears in the Law, which from a linguistic, social and historical point of view bears religious significance.
It is important tonote that the increased load on the back vertebrae does not stem from poor training technique since the study was conducted among professional trainees.
Our anti-U.S. position does not stem from the fact that it is one nation that we oppose, or from racial characteristics.
Our main argument is that when one party is chosen and another rejected,the rejection does not stem from inborn metaphysical qualities, but from the personal decision of the rejected party.
The rise of prices in Israel does not stem from unemployment and a bad economy, rather, the head of government is naturally working to store things in preparation for a time when all nations will close their economy to Israel and not help her.
The delay, therefore, does not stem from logistical difficulties.
The monitoring of the latters' bodies does not stem from economic considerations, but rather from the bodies themselves and their genetics.
Herzog's desire to join the government does not stem from a belief in a“rare historical opportunity,” but from his doubt about reaching a peaceful solution with the Palestinians.
In the X-Men films,Magneto's resistance to mental attack does not stem from his own natural powers but from his helmet which is made of a psychic shielding component.
Nor does Lauder realize that the problem of alienation does not stem from Israel but from the appalling lack of Jewish education and abysmal ignorance of our heritage among non-Orthodox American Jewish youth.
A few days after he revealed his opinion that the Israeli-Palestinian conflict does not stem from a territorial dispute, and is therefore insoluble, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu decided to implement a horrific idea necessitated by his worldview.
Abstention from adjudicating which is our duty in this petition does not stem from lack of justiciability of the subject, but from our inability to draw a judicial answer to the problem from any of the legal sources from which we usually obtain our inspiration.
It should be noted that noless than 14% of the Arabs responded that the opposition does not stem from either security or religious-cultural concerns(an answer that was not read out in the survey); apparently these respondents attribute opposition to the burkini to hatred of Muslims and their symbols among the French public.
The educational message must give to the newgeneration of Bedouin men the sense that their manliness does not stem from the number of wives that they have but from the way that each man relates to his only wife, and that the number of children is less important than their education and making sure that each child gets what any modern child should from his parents.
In light of all this, it appears that the difficulty indefending the right to parenthood in the case of adoption does not stem from a substantive difference between biological parenthood and parenthood by way of adoption, but from two other difficulties- the difference between a right which is of a“negative” nature and a right of a“positive” nature, and primarily, the great importance of the wellbeing of the adopted child.
