Examples of using In order to act in English and their translations into Hebrew
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However, in order to act, dissatisfaction is not enough.
When I check, I discover that what I am lacking in order to act from the correct place is the environment.
We think in order to act, to be sure, but we also act in order to think.
The change we need to make is not to wait for feeling orbelief in order to act.”.
We think in order to act, but we also act in order to think.
He is an avid tennis player,and turned down scholarships upon graduating high school in order to act.
We think in order to act, but we also act in order to think.
For the first time,the army is telling the political leadership what it needs from it in order to act effectively.
We think in order to act, to be sure, but we also act in order to think.
Deri said,:"We will not allow anyonewho acts against Israel to enter Israel in order to act and incite against the state.
One need not hope in order to act, nor succeed in order to persevere.".
Deri said:"We will not allow anyone who acts against Israel to enter Israelin order to act and incite against the state.
In order to act, we need to be confident in our ability to make an impact and to feel like what we do is important.
The monosaccharide must have a free ketone group because in order to act as a reducing agent it first undergoes tautomerization.
Since Master spoke Hunan, a northern dialect, and I spoke both Hunan and Cantonese,it was necessary that I accompany him in order to act as interpreter.
We must simply establish the fact that in order to act, man must know the casual relationship between events, processes, or states of affairs.
Deri said:"We will not allow anyone who acts against Israel to enter Israelin order to act and incite against the state.
Our tragedy, according to Foer,is that on the one hand, in order to act we must believe, but on the other hand we cannot afford to wait for the feeling, the narrative, that will impel us to act. .
Lauzen has specifically called attention to studios and talent agencies, who need to be on boardin order to act as a catalyst towards change.
As of the scenery I see today,I have to put a deadline(time setting) in order to act much faster, such as cleaning the place and threatening elements here and moving the services such as temporary toilet.
Partnership internally, with theacademic institutions and with other public and private organisations, in order to act in a synergic and efficient manner;
Just as a man needs a moral code in order to survive(in order to act, to choose the right goals and to achieve them), so a society(a group of men) needs moral principles in order to organize a social system consonant with man's nature and with the requirements of his survival.
We discussed a series of offensiveand defensive steps that we will take in order to act against this serious phenomenon of shootings.
Once an action is recounted, for intransitive ends,and no longer in order to act directly upon reality- that is, finally external to any function but the very exercise of the symbol- this disjunction occurs, the voice loses its origin, the author enters his own death, writing begins.”.
We gathered to discuss a number of steps, both defensive and offensive, that we will takein order to act against this very severe phenomenon of shooting attacks.
The IONA recalls that, in order to act effectively in the societies of our times, human beings need to base their actions on organizational structures that provide them with the appropriate tools to solve the new political, economic, social and environmental challenges that face our societies.
The cells will operate by implementing“beam steering” technology meaning generation of radiation beams directed towards the user,in order to act in a more efficient manner and to reduce mutual interference.
People's behaviour, actions and relationships are shaped by the use of language which in turn determines meaning, particularly if language ismeant to justify monopolised means of force in order to act against a person's will.