Examples of using Were met in English and their translations into Hebrew
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And those targets were met.
His words were met with approval.
And those targets were met.
Other needs were met inside South Vietnam.
These objectives were met.”.
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However, they were met with their first obstacle.
Both these demands were met.
The women's wishes were met with harsh resistance.
All of my expectations were met.”.
However, they were met with mixed reactions from the concerned public.
Make sure their needs were met.
The policemen were met by a large mob standing in a corridor, shouting and shaking their fists.
To make sure his needs were met.
These efforts were met with refusal, and there was therefore no alternative but to issue an arrest warrant.”.
After all, the core goals were met.
Criteria for emergency renal-replacement therapy were met in 17% of the patients in the delayed-strategy group(41 patients).
All three of these conditions were met.
All my expectations were met, and much more.
We believe all three of these goals were met.
All these conditions were met in this case.
Seem always to point to the earliest point that the two conditions were met.
All the expectations were met, and more.
Once you have tried them out, let us know if your expectations were met.
Some wonderful people were met that week.
All our requests were met with joy, courtesy and courtesy, and enabled us to devote ourselves to the emotional and educational work involved in accompanying the youth on the journey.".
I would set quotas. If the quotas were met, I would throw a kegger.
The reporter and his film crew were eventually taken to a police station where they were met by 50 armed officers.
These reforms, in particular in the religious sphere, were met by strong resistance by the clergy and on certain occasions caused revolts which Atatürk suppressed radically.
Slave insurrections were frequent andsome slaves escaped to the mountains where they were met by what would be one of the last generations of Taíno natives.
