Examples of using Established in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Fish has been established.
I have established the link.
Safety and efficacy not established.
There is established a world of an evil and fatal force.
Daily Values(DV) not established.
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He established the Misión San Bruno in 1683.
Indeed, through blood and sweat we established a race.
We established a thriving democracy in the heart of the Middle East.
Weren't religions established by human beings?
Yeah, we know what the nuts are, we have established that.
This latter group established in 1922 Kfar Tivon.
I established a facebook group on the subject of WiFi in Haifa schools.
The latter could not be established by the owner of the rights.
He established the relationship between muslims and non-muslims.
With the assistance of Dorsal they established a presence on the web in 1993.
So this established a whole new way of manipulating countries, of creating empire.
During the Hellenistic period, some city-states established public schools.
You now see more established, respected female architects all the time.
It also has certain laws which derive from principles established by Islamic lawyers and judges.
Dutch chaplains established churches in Indonesia in the 17th century.
A United Nations(UN) peacekeeping force established a buffer zone between the two armies.
Oregon Treaty established the 49th parallel as the U.S./British border.
This is what we call the East Coast milieu… established targets like Abe Saffron, Lennie McPherson.
Amma is eternally established in Truth, which is beyond words, beyond thoughts.
In 1998, community groups established an informal annual day of atonement.
The following decades firmly established fashion as an industry across India.
It had more fans than established media organizations and even top celebrities.
Many of the European monarchies established during the late Middle Ages began in this way.
Contact lenses have long established themselves as a convenient means of correcting visual impairment.