Examples of using Intended to prevent in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Intended to prevent terrorism.
Imposing measures intended to prevent births within a group;
Lawnmowers today are built with many safety features intended to prevent accidents.
Imposing measures intended to prevent births within a group;
Although Israel has not taken responsibility for the attack, based on the way it was carried out, it seems highly likely that it was apreemptive strike by the Israeli air force, intended to prevent an Iranian response.
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Imposing measures intended to prevent births within a group;
Killing members of a group Causing serious bodily or mental harm to members of the group Deliberately inflicting on the group conditions of life calculated to bring about its physical destruction Imposing measures intended to prevent births within the group Forcibly transferring children of the group to another group.
U Imposing measures intended to prevent births within the group;
Only a close meticulous look reveals that the cover is not an ordinary sewage lid, with the required ownership definitions, such as'Petach Tikva Municipality', and that the decorative patternadorning it is not a repeated pattern intended to prevent it from being slippery when wet, but rather a unique personal fingerprint which turns out to be the artist's own.
They intended to prevent scurvy by supplementing their diet with fresh muskox and polar bear meat.
Tripi may protect the Service by technological means intended to prevent its unauthorized use.
And that was intended to prevent the states from taking away life liberty or property from black people as they had done for so much of our history.
VeloHound may protect the Service by technological means intended to prevent unauthorized use of the Service.
As with many interventions intended to prevent ill health, the effectiveness of parachutes has not been subjected to rigorous evaluation by using randomized controlled trials.
Critics of the changes say they dial back regulations intended to prevent a repeat of the 2008 financial crisis.
The agents intended to prevent news of her condition and maltreatment from reaching the outside world; this fits a pattern of complicity that reaches to the highest levels of China's regime.
Its well-documented collaboration with Nazi Germany intended to prevent the existence- and not reduce the size- of the Jewish State.
Levin told Haaretz,“I support the step intended to prevent stagnation in the public service, and in order to bring about a situation in which senior positions in the government will be filled by those who have a commitment to the policy of the minister.
Israel's limited military presence in the West Bankis widely seen as a security imperative intended to prevent terrorism, and the use of force in this context is viewed as legitimate.
Such a program would not violate the international deal intended to prevent Iran from developing a nuclear weapon, or any other formal agreement.
Britain's Ambassador Karen Pierce, for her part, rebuffed Russia's allegations,saying,"A use of force intended to prevent the murder of so many innocents cannot be deemed to be'illegal.'".
The Committee of Ministers onNational Security considered a series of steps intended to prevent additional acts of terrorism and to deter potential terrorists from committing such acts….
Following IMPACT-se's campaign,the EU Parliament passed legislation in April 2018 intended to prevent European aid funds to the Palestinian Authority from being used to teach hate.
Israel therefore preferred(and still prefers) Egypt's involvement as a key element- an insistence intended to prevent a political achievement for the forces effectively identified with one of the hues of totalitarian Islamism.
The Wall Approach-The erection of a juridical wall between Israeli-Arabs and the Palestinian state, intended to prevent the Palestinian state from establishing an official foothold- diplomatic, legal or political- with Israeli-Arabs.
The new policy included replacing the list of products permitted into Gaza at the timewith“a limited list of prohibited articles, intended to prevent only the entry of weapons and items that might aid Hamas' terrorist regime in harming Israeli civilians.”.