Examples of using As opposed in English and their translations into Hebrew
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What is very evident in Toony's work, as opposed to mine, is that she sees the disruptions.
As opposed to knowing the whole story,
Broadly, that citizens take care of themselves, as opposed to a welfare state,
And Jerusalem, as opposed to many cities, has too much time, too many moments
Moreover, as opposed to a local council,
The beverage is usually diluted at a ratio of 5 to 1 as opposed to other anise drinks.
At the heart of the project lies the intent to stress the fact that the building is a residential building- as opposed to the many public buildings in its surroundings.
Giving the Ministry of Environmental Protection the authority to establish regulations and standards for petroleum products, as opposed to the partial authority once given to the Ministry of Infrastructure.
What is it about that cappie guy that you want him so bad?- As opposed to the other brothers?
As opposed to issues such as sharing the burden
Your arguments in this regard are so weak as opposed to the mechanical-astronomical ones, that no expert will be able to take them seriously.
Martha tells me often that I'm in the History Department as opposed to being the History Department, in the sense of running it.
So as opposed to tightly controlling our portfolio,
Ms. Gordon, what's wrong with providing luxury housing for hundreds, as opposed to an old hotel that nobody stays at anymore?
As opposed to this, it is not improper to considerthe interests of new workers in the labour market, as well.
As opposed to wanting to save some money,
As opposed to Epstein, we have the privilege of 111 years of perspective,
rejected that notion as opposed to the will of the Founding Fathers, who said they were setting up a perpetual union.
Zoom has the ability to alter time relative to himself, as opposed to utilizing the Speed Force like most of the DC Universe speedsters do.
Northerners including President Buchanan rejected that notion as opposed to the will of the Founding Fatherswho said they were setting up a perpetual union.