Examples of using Time to act in English and their translations into Hebrew
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The time to act is now.
Writers do not have time to act.
Time to act accordingly.
But there is still time to act.
Time to act like one.
People also translate
There's still time to act though.
The time to act will be at hand.
They stated:“The time to act is now.”.
Now time to act more and speak less….
He added:“The time to act is now.”.
Time to act like she never existed?
As Lewis said,“The time to act is now.
Therefore, the active substance does not have time to act.
In her words,'the time to act is now.'.
The time to act is when the idea is hot and the emotion is strong.
No time to speak, only time to act.
But we still have time to act before our heritage is threatened.
Ask why you didn't do anything while there still was time to act.
I told him, but we ain't had time to act on your request yet.
Here's the time to act: when the idea is hot and the emotion is strong.
Maybe they will askwhy you didn‘t do anything while there was still time to act.
She knew that the time to act was now. And she would not regret it.
Okay, don't think about it for too long, the time to act is now.
There is still time to act and avoid a worsening climate but we are wasting precious time. .
Maybe they will askwhy you didn't do anything while this still was time to act?
Its report, A Time to Act, also led to the establishment of the Council for Initiatives in Jewish Education in 1990.
If we want to prevent such a conflict, then the time to act is now.”.
If we don't want to give back all of that progress, the time to act is now.”.
Don't forget that peoplewith an impairment may need your patience and sufficient time to act independently.