Examples of using We must avoid in English and their translations into Hebrew
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We must avoid this road.
Sugar is a poison that we must avoid.
We must avoid publicity.
There are two extremes that we must avoid.
We must avoid this trap.
Conflict and fear blocked our carrying out channels, we must avoid weak and negative thoughts, contradictory intentions and confusion.
We must avoid that trap.
The conflict and the fear blocking our channels of realization, we must avoid weak and negative thoughts, intentions, contradictory and confusing.
We must avoid World War 3.
It is truly necessary to emphasise at the present time that-because here we have to do with a very tricky matter- we must avoid the danger of falling into the other extreme.
We must avoid a Third World War.
Since the first impression is soimportant when one first encounters a teaching, we must avoid exoticism and the translations should appear as soon as they are well done and carry blessing.
We must avoid such things in the future.
We must avoid smoking near children.
While we await answer, we must avoid any escalation of the hostilities between us.
We must avoid giving in to temptation.
We must avoid more bad publicity, Johnny.
We must avoid more bad publicity, Johnny.
We must avoid the risk of a lost generation by all means.
We must avoid the Forest of Malcombe, and pass by Montargis.
What we must avoid at all costs is fighting the Huns and Goths at once.
We must avoid direct lighting over eyes and shadows, as they produce fatigue.
We must avoid the possibility of influencing content via the definition of who is a journalist'.
We must avoid excessive recharge of objects in the rooms, especially at the entrance of offices.
What we must avoid carbohydrates are simple sugars, candy or products made with refined flour.
We must avoid eruptions, like in Holland”(where there were a series of violent acts that culminated with the murder of celebrated film director Theo van Gogh);
Of course, we must avoid frightening children, if by that we mean protecting them from experiences beyond their emotional capabilities;
We must avoid situations where we're not publishing our mining contracts, where our state assets are undervalued, and where the government doesn't know what its state mining companies are doing,” he told miners and officials at a conference in January.
We must avoid reaching a situation of refusing an order, so a soldier who is required to participate in an event considered immodest according to his[religious] beliefs may politely ask not to participate in a cultural event that opposes his worldview, but if the commander insists, you must not refuse[an order] but enter, close your ears with ear plugs and look down at the ground.