Examples of using As an effort in English and their translations into Hebrew
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the new system was viewed as an effort to dissuade cops from working overtime
respond to national emergencies As a result, the program may be widely perceived as an effort to develop biological agents for hostile purposes and their means of delivery.”.
the wider international community. The United Nations has described the campaign as an effort to drive out and make homeless large sections of the urban and rural poor, who make up much of the internal opposition to the Mugabe administration.
long term)… As a result, the program may be widely perceived as an effort to develop biological agents for hostile purposes and their means of delivery…”.
The confessional poet's engagement with personal experience has been explained by literary critics as an effort to distance oneself from the horrifying social realities of the twentieth century.
But simply as an effort to diversify into more legitimate businesses.
I see culture as an effort to literally realize our collective dreams.
But don't use this chart as an effort to make somebody knuckle under.
Technical indicators are used as an effort to predict the future market trends.
Promotions and marketing are aggressively carried out as an effort to strengthen UTM and UTMSPACE brands.
Promotions and marketings are aggressively carried out as an effort to strengthen UTM and UTMSPACE brands.
Promotions and marketings are aggressively carried out as an effort to strengthen UTM and UTMSPACE brands.
Promotions and marketing are aggressively carried out as an effort to strengthen UTM and UTMSPACE brands.
Promotions and marketing activities are aggressively carried out as an effort to strengthen UTM and UTMSPACE brands.
Promotions and marketing activities are aggressively carried out as an effort to strengthen UTM and UTMSPACE brands.
FTAAP is considered as an effort towards Regional Economy Integration(REI)
His appointment was viewed by some critics as an effort to strengthen Carter's status among Jewish voters.
Some of the bill's supporters defended it as an effort to bring order to the registration of 450,000 nongovernmental organizations.
Gabbai defends it as an effort to preserve the authenticity of Jewish practice.