Examples of using Could be considered in English and their translations into Hebrew
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these spiritual leaders could be considered a bust.
Everything you do that other people see could be considered marketing because you are communicating with the world in many ways all the time.
The life of a resident is really something that could be considered, without fear of falling into a mistake,
It could be considered a brilliant move on the part of the Arab Knesset members,
The irritation could be considered the stress exerted on the body(heart
However, there have always been those who have presented the truth to you so that matters could be considered in a fair manner.
I wasn't doing anything that could be considered an achievement if you took disability out of the equation.
Journey by Aaron Becker could be considered short versions of a graphic novel.
In an interview with Germany's Die Zeit newspaper, the pope said this option could be considered.
My cooking could be considered child abuse,
First, it would be to understand that it could be considered a cooperative, and this is a thought from the Brazilian legal scholar Roberto Mangabeira Unger.
definition proposed in Ahn(2005) Foldit- which I described in the section on open calls- could be considered a human computation project.
Our last piece of advice, which could be considered as a 21st tip,
Excuse me, but is nobody worried that this could be considered an act of war against the Russians?
By 610, the Eastern Roman Empire had come under definite Greek influence, and could be considered to have become what many modern historians now call the Byzantine Empire;
From the anthropological point of view… the behavior of these beings… could be considered very logical.
The overall meaning could be considered‘a word for',
Many of these different breeds could be considered different species,
and each option could be considered as one piece of a larger plan towards the sustainable development of the Palestinian economy.
The building of walls around Arab neighborhoods could be considered the first step in drawing up municipal boundaries resulting in the de facto partition of Jerusalem.