Examples of using As a factor in English and their translations into Hebrew
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graduates are equipped to place mediaeval and early modern works into the context of their time and also to interpret them as a factor influencing the culture and society of subsequent eras.
10% of companies in the S&P 500 mentioned higher labor costs as a factor that weighed on their first-quarter results, up from 8%
sport, as well as for reflection on the role of international co-operation as a factor for social change and as an essential means for the realisation of global and sustainable development of countries.
namely, the restoration of peace in Palestine and the elimination of violence as a factor affecting international policy.
Adding labor as a factor of production;
Use of labor as a factor of production.
Do not ignore stress, as a factor influencing the occurrence of the disease.
Google uses SSL/HTTPS as a factor in determining search engine ranking.
The Turkish forces must now be regarded as a factor to be taken seriously into account.
When self-injury was excluded as a factor, only 28% of the sample met the criteria.
Ultra-Orthodox Jewish women cited prayer(17%) as a factor that may help reduce the risk of cancer.
But rejecting charisma as a factor goes overboard, missing the personal
It is important to exclude alcohol or drug misuse as a factor and to treat these problems if present.
Instead of serving as a factor that is supposed to calm the area, they are doing the opposite.”.
Such crises in the affairs of a universe demonstrate the tremendous influence of mind as a factor in spiritual choosing.
cited physical activity as a factor which may potentially prevent the disease(12% compared to 6%).
Wexler's theories are based on analyses of numerous Jewish languages and introduce creolization as a factor in the formation of many of them.
This evidently illustrates the dangers of overlooking culture as a factor when planning and executing a company's strategic initiatives(Mühlbacher,
Perceiving lighting as a visual element and as a factor that impacts emotions,
who saw ties with the Jews as a factor stimulating successful trade.