Examples of using Valuing in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Rightly Valuing Others.
Valuing myself and others.
It means valuing other people.
Valuing commercial properties.
Forgive me for valuing honesty.
Valuing citizens and the community.
Tara. Still not valuing yourself.
Valuing life is not weakness.
I'm talking about… valuing cultural reproduction.
Valuing team contributions, not ego stroking.
And instead of valuing it, we throw it away.
Valuing the opinions of others more than your own.
It's refreshing to hear a man valuing the family.
Are you valuing yourself enough?
He will never stop loving us or valuing us.
Are you valuing the small things?
What about all that stuff you said about them valuing you?
Seeking and valuing students' points of view.
What's it gonna take for you to start valuing your life?
Valuing your spiritual growth is an act of self love.
Dig up anything you can… e-mails, songs, poems… anything that points to him valuing life.
When we began valuing sustainability, more people began to recycle.
Actually, I have been thinking about the advice you gave me about valuing my time, and it was good.
Valuing children's emotional development as integral to their success.
The first offer forMellanox was made in August 2018, valuing the company at $102 per share, a 33% premium on Mellanox's stock price at the time.
Valuing people, awakening talents through a different learning today to develop the human being for tomorrow.
Measure what is valued instead of valuing only what can easily be measured, so that the educational purposes of schools do not drift or become distorted.
Valuing people, awakening talents through a different learning today to develop the human being for tomorrow.
Valuing one's depression does not prevent a relapse, but it may make the prospect of relapse and even relapse itself easier to tolerate.
It means not valuing any system or ideology above the people it purports to serve, not valuing anything theoretical above the real things in this world.