Examples of using Local branch in English and their translations into Hebrew
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What local branch?
But then you can get even at your local branch, no?
Local branch of the Audubon society?
The auditors visited the local branch of“Credit Municipal”, but found no violations.
As you might expect,my two gay dads Have a very close relationship with our local branch.
His local branch doesn't have courts, so he drove to the gym in Studio City.
At five minutes after 8 a.m. a man and a women, masked and armed,entered the local branch of the Bank of Michigan.
The local branch is the one that defines who it considers outstanding candidates.".
International companies planning to establish presence on the Dutchmarket at a low cost can open local branches.
Disciple asks: Our local branch of The Epoch Times is having fairly significant financial problems.
The case came to court via the Federal Anti-Monopoly Service& a local branch of a subdivision of Russia's Central Bank.
Go down to the local branch, shoot some dipshit security guard and be like: Not really thinking like a millionaire.
With a more skeptical buyer, you might need to schedule some time tovisit your bank together(assuming your lender has local branches).
From 1995 to 2002 he headed the local branch in Dalit El Carmel for fighting traffic accidents.
The local branch of your friendly neighborhood big chain store isn't likely to be the best place to try to sell your music.
We spoke with Sharon Weinbaum, director of human resources,and Sivan Baron about how workers are managed at the local branch, which has more than 50 employees.
Online banks may not have local branches, but they're the next closest thing in terms of liquidity.
Turkey conducts its actions and investments in eastern Jerusalem through its governmental aid agency, the Turkish consulate in Jerusalem,and a number of Turkish organizations maintaining local branches in Israel or in Judea and Samaria.
Because they have a network of local branches, they don't need to pay high-interest rates to attract customers.
Many of Turkey's activities and investments in the city are effected by its long arms- its government assistance agency, the Turkish consulate in Jerusalem,and a string of Turkish organizations that have local branches in Israel or the West Bank.
Readers and supporters formed local branches of the Daily Herald League, through which they had their say in the running of the paper.
The Pride House in Be'er Sheva is a local LGBT organization in Be'er Sheva, Israel, that works for the gay community in Be'er Sheva and the Negev, promotes LGBT rights in Israel, Beer Sheva and the Negev in particular, and has various social activities for the local gay community.The organization was active since 2000, as a local branch of the Israeli LGBT association, and in 2015 separated from the organization and established itself as a separate local organization.
The local branch, which was subservient to the central office in Kaunas, was well organized and acted in many ways to improve the working conditions of the city's Jewish workers.
They may not subscribe to every UJA-Federation initiative orsupport every position a local branch may take, but they are content to advance their own agenda by working from within.
The local branches were the mouthpiece for passing instructions from the CCP's Central Committee and were at the frontline of the class struggle, inciting peasants to rise up against their landlords.
Santana works closely with agroup called BDS País Valencia, the local branch of a worldwide movement trying to delegitimize Israel, the only democracy in the Middle East.
FEATURE- A local branch of Italy's Democratic Party has started using lean principles and tools to organize its activities more effectively and to counteract the discouragement that followed a bad electoral defeat.
Politically the village belonged then to the Duchy of Oświęcim, formed in 1315 in theprocess of feudal fragmentation of Poland and was ruled by a local branch of Piast dynasty. In 1327 the duchy became a fee of the Kingdom of Bohemia. In 1457 Jan IV of Oświęcim agreed to sell the duchy to the Polish Crown, and in the accompanying document issued on 21 February the village was mentioned as Brzesinka.
What each local branch is doing is just adding in local reporting, so they have a relatively easy job and only worry about not taking a loss in their own area, with no concern for how things are at headquarters.
After that the TNRP became a local branch of the CPSU, which Salchak Toka continued to lead. Anchimaa became the deputy chair of the executive committee of the Tuvan CPSU branch, maintaining a leading role in social affairs within Tuva and continuing her work on art and literacy. In 1962 she became vice-chairwoman of Tuvan Council of Ministers, the number two position in the Tuvan Soviet government, being responsible for social welfare, health, education, culture, sports and propaganda.