Examples of using Is to recognize in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Equally important is to recognize deference when it occurs.
The first step in managing your emotions is to recognize them.
The most difficult thing, of course, is to recognize that sometimes we too are blinded by our own incentives.
The main problem with extraterrestrials is to recognize them.
One key to growing your power is to recognize the simple fact that we now live in a project driven world.
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The main problem with searching for extraterrestrials is to recognize them.
So, today's exercise is to recognize the world as meaningless, and to understand that God did not create a meaningless world.
The only way to fix the problem, is to recognize that you have one.
Our main goal is to recognize the public's position regarding local services and executions and policy of central government towards local governing authorities.
Another strategy is to recognize the impermanence of the object of desire for instance, by countering lust with images of how disgusting the body really is. .
Besser believes that“the important thing is to recognize the signs of respiratory distress.”.
The only way to stop it is to recognize that something is very wrong here and we're hanging on to the wrong lifesaver for dear life.
In some paradoxical way,the first step to healthy parenting is to recognize that it's out of our control.
Even better than that, of course, is to recognize their empty, transparent nature because if we recognize that then, of themselves, they will transform into a kind of intelligence.
Biblically, the starting point to understanding ourselves is to recognize that we are made in G-d's image.
Mr. Pilley told me,“The big lesson is to recognize that dogs are smarter than we think, and given time, patience and enough enjoyable reinforcement, we can teach them just about anything.”.
The first step in protecting Europe from its internal and external enemies is to recognize the extent of the threat they pose," he writes.
The figure of the‘part of no part' confronts us with the truth of our own position;and the ethico-political challenge is to recognize ourselves in this figure.
The best thing you can do to prevent suicide is to recognize these warning signs and know how to respond should you spot them.
The key, the Stanford researchers say, is to recognize cultural differences among class participants, especially the difference between cultures that celebrate the power of the individual versus those where the good of the group comes first.
And I would emphasize that I think our first duty is to recognize that there is not one India but several.
Our primary goal when it comes to our clients is to recognize and correct critical areas of improvement and company weaknesses, capitalize on organizational strengths, take advantage of competitive-edge opportunities, and eliminate threats that could limit growth and expansion.
It's a balancing act, and the key to finding balance is to recognize that true kindness is inherently strong-- it's direct and straightforward.
Our role as judges, at this stage of our national life, is to recognize in full the scope of human rights, while giving full strength to the power of the limitations clause to allow a violation of those rights, when necessary, without restricting their scope.
Pilley told The New YorkTimes in 2014 that“the big lesson is to recognize that dogs are smarter than we think, and given time, patience and enough enjoyable reinforcement, we can teach them just about anything.”.
These cells belong to what is called the innate immune system,and their function is to recognize certain aspects of molecular anatomy common to all bacteria or viruses- such as parts of their outer coating or quirks in the structure of their DNA and RNA molecules that differ from what is found in higher organisms.
Another requirement is that the official register of the State of Israel is to recognize the person as religionless(thus, a person whose registration is Jewish, and who has come to Israel pursuant to the Law of Return, will not be able to enter the domestic partnership if he is not recognized as a Jew for the purpose of marriage by the rabbinical institution in Israel).