Examples of using But the principle in English and their translations into Hebrew
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In spiritual issues-(by“spiritual” I mean:“pertaining to man's consciousness”)- the currency or medium of exchange is different, but the principle is the same.
However, it is not the precise number of entries in the dictionary that interests us in this review, but the principle practised in expanding the vocabulary.
Mean:“pertaining to man's consciousness”- the currency or medium of exchange is different, but the principle is the same.
this is natural, but the principle of participation is a basic principle.".
are not immediate and there's always a need for patience- but the principle is in the way things work.
True, today we speak of twelve hours rather than twelve years, but the principle remains the same, and its foundations are clear:
very good 3D platform game yet, but the principle remains unchanged,
this work is significant, because in their compilation you again worked for the studied material, but the principle of building such a table is simple and clear for you.
In the course of the earth's evolution many more laws will be discovered through the use of the senses, but the principle of life as such can never be revealed to the world in this way.
It could be that I will be satisfied with one chicken wing, whereas you need an entire chicken, but the principle is that everyone receives according to the beastly needs of his body.
During the course of earthly evolution many laws are yet to be discovered through the senses, but the principle of life as such can never reveal itself in this way.
Time passes, technology changes, but the principles stay the same.
Maybe I am special, but the principles can be applied to other people as well.
But the principles you accept(consciously or subconsciously)
But the principles you accept(consciously or subconsciously)
The"Jewish germ" was not only the blood that had intermingled with that of the other nations, but the principles of morality, the spirit of liberalism, and the civilization that Judaism had introduced to Europe- everything that represented the antithesis of Nazism.
Indeed, that judgment revolved around events that occurred at a time when the British legislation recognized mandatory retirement age, but the principles that were delineated in it are also regarded as having guiding value in the review of retirement arrangements made in the context of the new statutory position.
But the principle remained.