Examples of using Without addressing in English and their translations into Hebrew
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We can't move forward without addressing this point.
This would be the first time that political pressures are driving people crazy andcausing them to disqualify a person without addressing his art at all.
One cannot be resolved without addressing the others.
Can they be defeated without addressing that part of the organization that resides in Syria?
It looks like I can't go any longer without addressing it.
Can you have peace without addressing grievances in a legally binding way?
We have no hope of eradicating this disease without addressing the root cause.
If we engage the coupling without addressing the malfunction, the computer is predicting a 73% chance of developing a fatal instability in the plasma matrix.
How can they possibly make an Ant-Man movie without addressing the elephant in the room?
Justice Groskopf noted:“The judgment cannot be concluded without addressing the difficulties surrounding the conduct of the authorities in this lengthy affair, particularly the amount of time it took to process the case, which, on the human level, has certainly added to the Petitioner's pain and sorrow, and on the practical level, hurt the investigation of the truth”.
I don't think the project can go forward” without addressing those concerns, he added later.
Zionism has two aspects, and it cannot be analyzed or combated without addressing both of them.
No health plan is complete without addressing how to keep your brain in shape.
You cannot encourage young adults to marry at an early age andnot postpone the mitzvah of“be fruitful and multiply”, without addressing in detail the implications thereof.
And how can onewrite about the attitude of the Communists to European unification without addressing the attitude of the Communist parties in the Arab East to the aspiration of the masses of our region for unification?
If the political nature of the problem is predominant(such as a question of establishing diplomatic relations or matters of war and peace), the court can transfer theentire topic for determination by the political body, without addressing marginal legal issues, where they are not relevant to the substantive decision.
Let me give you a thought experiment here,and it is the following: without addressing the Palestine- Israel problem, let's say you were an advisor to the President of the United States, how would you respond to current events there?
You say,‘There was a bill, it got stuck,there's a new attorney general,' without addressing the crux of the matter.”.
The track was crooked and erroneous, and any temporary calm without addressing the real problems in an in-depth, comprehensive and systematic way, is liable to raise the level of frustration and anger, which would certainly lead to civil war.
Kempel is a person who“does what needs to be done” without addressing the content of what is done.
Any woman wishes tomake beautiful manicure in house conditions, without addressing to the master and without spending time and funds for visit of beauty shop.
I don't think the project[Facebook's Libra]can go forward” without addressing those concerns, he added later.
So make the argument for church without addressing the spiritual component.
Obama has insisted that the UnitedStates can go after ISIL fighters without addressing Assad, who the United States would like to leave power.
In the November reply,the Palestinian Authority justifies arrests as lawful without addressing the contention that they use overly broad laws to hold people for peaceful dissent.
The fundamental problem with glaucoma therapy today is that it treats the main risk factor-eye pressure- without addressing the underlying reason for vision loss, which is damage to the retinal ganglion cells and their axons, which carry visual information through the optic nerve to the brain.
If we're going to change the concept and say there's a certain amount we need to export and whatever's left over is for thelocal market, then without addressing the economic side, but only how it looks to the public, that's really not something we should be saying,” said the Foreign Ministry's deputy head for economic affairs, Irit Ben-Abba.