Examples of using Solution is not in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
The solution is not simple.
Some enterprises use joint spreadsheets, but this solution is not necessarily efficient.
The solution is not in the box.
If we fail to answer one or more of these questions, the solution is not substantial and the chances of success are low.
The one-state solution is not new.
The solution is not always more money.
The Two-State solution is not workable.
The solution is not for Israel to erase its differences and become a nation like all others.
This solution is not comfortable.
The solution is not on a financial level, but through resembling the entire system of nature, with which humanity is in opposition.
Military solution is not possible now.
The solution is not to demolish the houses of Palestinian families, whose right to shelter is an inseparable part of their right to life.
This solution is not practical at all.
The solution is not to just say"I'm sorry.".
The solution is not just about hitting doctors.
The solution is not just about raising awareness.
If a solution is not found soon, they have one!
The solution is not one right“winning” over the other.
The solution is not in a book? It's between two books!
Of course, this a solution is not relevant for ongoing trip that lasts a long time.
Actually, the solution is not so difficult, for it is clearly explained in two passages.
But the solution is not on us, we must demand the Housing Ministry, the government, to fix our apartments!
Too bad the solution wasn't as straightforward.
The solution wasn't perfect.
But when problems come to light, solutions are not very far behind.
But the solution isn't as simple as importing more food from abroad- unless the world begins accommodating food production for 9 billion people.
Sometimes a solution isn't enough. Sometimes you need to knock down a lot of doors before you find the right way in.
And that got me thinking, what if the solutions weren't really solutions at all?