Examples of using Was in part in English and their translations into Hebrew
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They were trying to say that it was your Farrell wine that was in part.
Her issue was in part ideological.
The intellectual's alienation was in part a self-alienation which arose as he discovered the character of his own underlying aims.
The basis for the alliance was in part ideological.
And this was in part because in over 30 years of research surveys, scientists had never found a baby pillar coral.
He said the reason he changed his mind was in part because he was seeking the endorsement of the National Rifle Association.
This movement was in part a means of moving Red Guards from the cities to the countryside, where they would cause less social disruption.
The collaboration with the Germans by most non-Jewish people was in part a result of attitudes developed under the Soviet rule; namely, the practice of conforming to a totalitarian state.
The emigration was in part a response to the laird's closure of the church and manse for several years during the Disruption that created the Free Church of Scotland.
The purpose of this prize was, in part, to foster collaboration in the private sector and this is a great demonstration of teams coming together in the next giant leap in space exploration.”.
The rationale for the division was, in part, that the agreement granted the PA control of the majority of the Palestinian population, while leaving sparsely populated but extensive areas under Israeli control.[9].
English believed that the unpopularity of the reforms was in part due to a failure in messaging, and encouraged his National colleagues to avoid bureaucratic and money-focused language(such as references to"balance sheets" and"user charges") and instead talk about the improvements to services the government's reforms would bring.
The despair and pressure of the prisoners were, in part, simply a show.
These were in part the"normal" feelings of a dominant group toward subject groups, with parallels in virtually any society one cares to examine;
These disputes are in part about irredentism; and they are also about the control of marine and natural resources, such as possible reserves of crude oil and natural gas.
These disputes are in part about the control of marine and natural resources, such as possible reserves of crude oil and natural gas.
These explanations by his father were, in part, the first enjoyable thing that Gregor had the chance to listen to since his imprisonment.
These paintings were in part a response to the search for new ideas, form, and subject matter within the complex political space of social and artistic identity.
To a man whose pride and whose strength were, in part, what attracted me to him.
This apartment is in part 3 of the project comprising of 1,556 apartments in 13 buildings.
Providence is in part the overcontrol of the incomplete Supreme manifested in the incomplete universes, and it must therefore ever be: .
The studies presented today were in part inspired by the French study known as IPERGAY, which is, so far, the only study that shows that a random Prep schedule with pre- and post-dose doses can be effective.
The studies presented today were in part inspired by the French IPERGAY study, so far the only study to demonstrate that a schedule of non-daily PrEP, with doses before and after sex, could be effective.
Settlement industrial zones were, in part, a way to address this issue, by moving the factories to the workers rather than the workers to the factories.
A difficulty could havearisen had the emotional disability that they suffered been in part a result of the accident in which they were injured and in part a result of the fact that they saw the serious injury to the deceased, without it being possible to determine which part of the disability was caused by each of these two factors.