Examples of using Have exercised in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Or think they have exercised.
We have exercised with our allies.
This was a death knell for any pragmatic andquietist policy Iran could have exercised in the region.
If you have exercised less than an hour, water is best.
Although low blood sugar is less common,you may have it if you're on diabetes medication or you have exercised for more than an hour at a time.
If you have exercised less than an hour, water is best.
As long as you are feeling healthy and not experiencing any complications,most women who have exercised regularly throughout pregnancy can continue to as long as they feel comfortable.
Yeah, after you have exercised or when your online therapist's husband is awake so she can give you a session.
This is the first time I have exercised the American right to veto a resolution in the Security Council.
I have exercised my right as acting Council leader… to declare martial law until I'm confident that any threat to our security has been eliminated.
So far, very few people have exercised this in the way that you will in a very short time from now for it will become commonplace.
The people of Great Britain have exercised their personal individual power to bring in changes that will one day be looked upon as world changing events.
But the good and the bad have exercised personal responsibility for their actions at all times, and they realize that they are fully accountable for their deeds.
After having exercised, the activists had dinner.
Each nation has exercises that are appropriate for it.
Each chapter has exercises.
It has exercised a clinical manipulation of power worldwide while masquerading as a force for universal good.
Government always has exercised the liberty of universal interference, and nobody ever questioned its right to do so.
It was in the age of Alexander and for a few centuries previously that Michael had exercised his former earthly dominion.
I used to nevereven turn my cell phone on until after I was up, had exercised, showered and had my breakfast.
Yet, for over 20 years, every previous American president has exercised the law's waiver, refusing to move the US embassy to Jerusalem or to recognise Jerusalem as Israel's capital city.
Or, if you like, when a man passes a meadow where there is an ox, and a week afterwards eats its flesh,we shall not at once form the idea that the ox has exercised an influence upon him.
But by degrees the Church has lost all civil jurisdiction;the State has exercised less and less control over religious teaching; the military class has grown a distinct one; handicrafts have concentrated in towns; and the spinning-wheels of scattered farmhouses, have disappeared before the machinery of manufacturing districts.
The right of each refugee, in accordance with United Nations General Assembly resolution 194,shall not be prejudiced until the refugee has exercised his right of return and received compensation under this Article or until the refugee has, based on his voluntary choice, received compensation and settled somewhere else.
Elbit Systems has announced that the Australian Department of Defence has exercised options for additional quantities under an extant contract via a contract change, and also engaged Elbit Systems to conduct a Risk Reduction Activity via a survey and quote under the terms of an extant contract.
More buoying, people who had stopped exercising for a decade or two but begun again during their 40s or 50s, working out then for a few hours a week, shared the same relativeprotection against premature death as the people who always had exercised.