Examples of using A deviation in English and their translations into Hebrew
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This is the only time in your entire career you have ever filed a deviation of protocol so that you could make a call and include somebody, isn't it?
Freight containers-as it tracks its location and send an alert if there has been a deviation from a pre-set route
You should probe into these differences, reminding yourselves repeatedly that abstract talk of the spirit is a deviation from sincere striving for the spirit
The Ministry of Finance's problem in this case will be a deviation from the spending ceiling,
and when a deviation from the norm is detected,
A deviation from these terms and conditions by The Company in a particular case
Often, such a deviation occurs against the background of pneumonia, measles, rubella,
the temperature measurements and forecasts, a decade's worth of mild interruption is too small a deviation to prove a break in the pattern, climatologists say.
can approve a deviation from the minimum grades in light of the candidate's special learning and research achievements.
personal service, a deviation of up to 20% in any information and data presented on the site is possible.
Libeskind told Haaretz that the deviation in the Jerusalem building from its clear aesthetic language, a deviation that also characterizes the new project in Tel Aviv, is not coincidental.
rather only a deviation from those provisions that reflect basic rights and principles.
which may have been a deviation from proper professional standards,
causing a deviation from the inflation target,
of Palestine in general, as an offense to the ummah, a deviation from its fundamental principles, and a sacrifice of its interests.
of 0- 200 °C, exhibiting a deviation of only 0.2%(see tablation above).
particularly when this requires a deviation from the aircraft 's configuration as it was specified by the manufacturer,
There's been a deviation.
Different factors can provoke a deviation.