Examples of using Value them in English and their translations into Hebrew
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And we value them back.
You know how much I value them.
You value them, they feel valuable.
We know our employees, and we value them.
When good texts exist, value them and study them well.
This will show your employees that you value them.
When good texts exist, value them and study them well.
This will make your employees feel that you value them.
We value them above all others… And yet inevitably, we are forced apart.
When we listen attentively to the other, we show we value them.
Therefore, I value them and cannot say anything bad in any of them, after all the Creator brought each of them here.
Cancers have a hard time letting go of relationships because they value them so very much.
We don't treat somebody or value them based on their monthly income or their credit score, but we have this double standard when it comes to the way that we value our businesses, and you know what?
Could it be that getting animals close to us so that we value them, maybe they won't go extinct?
Intellectually, it ignores the reasons people choose to take drugs,and why they value them.
You want your employees to know that you trust them, value them, and appreciate their hard work.
Because they're being trained on your time, they see that you value them enough to invest in them. .
He values them above all else.
No one really values them.
I stopped valuing them to a certain extent.
At the time no one valued them.
In His heart, they are most important and He values them above all.
Mean the most to Him; He values them above all else.
Because spiritual aspirations, as stupid as they may be, Hashem values them.
The Romans valued them for their strength and courage and used them as battle dogs in arenas and to protect private possessions.
So, adults, let's stop thinking of our children as future citizens and instead,start valuing them for the citizens they are today.
The French bank BNP Paribas froze three investment funds,saying a lack of trading in subprime securities made valuing them impossible.
Self-esteem from teens often comes from being aware that they are loved,and they belong to a family that values them.
Instead of valuing them as nimble upstarts with a seemingly limitless potential for expansion, investors are increasingly pricing in slowing growth, rising costs and the potential for greater government oversight.
