Examples of using Deviates from in English and their translations into Hebrew
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according to fundamentalist sources, means universal loyalty among Muslims and Muslims' absolute renunciation of all non-Muslims or anyone who deviates from the principles of the religion.
It is forbidden to use the Content of the Site in a manner that deviates from the terms published in this agreement,
the great illusion, the semblance of being, deviates from the spiritual reality which is in truth the motive power behind the phenomena of existence.
Compulsory heterosexuality also negatively affects gay men by teaching them from a young age that straightness is"normal" and therefore anything that deviates from that is abnormal.
He wrote:"King'Abdallah has left us for a work and recreational visit, and along comes someone who deviates from our norms of addressing royalty and poses the almost unacceptable question to the king:'Where are you?!'.
I repeat: Any use that deviates from the criteria of saving lives due to crime
The officials stressed that this deviates from the JCPOA, which does not allow foreigners,
because I am not claiming that Wahhabism deviates from the Koran or the Sunna,
In addition, the arrangement set out deviates from the accepted principles in immigration law in Israel and the world regarding denying the liberty of persons who are in the country illegally.
because its structure deviates from the region's norm, and maybe from the whole world…".
of sense of aesthetics, nor in terms of comfortable use in no way deviates from products bought in the company's stores
information that could leak if Trump deviates from the rules that have thus far governed bilateral relations.
public scrutiny is likely to result in greater law and order and to deter them from taking action which deviates from what is permissible and appropriate.
And restricting the detention authority based on this expression only to those who“personally” endanger national security, deviates from“construction” of what is written and spills over to add limiting words that are not found in it.
inflation deviates from tolerable levels to the extent that it has a severe negative impact on the standard of living of many citizens,
Design thinking as a whole deviates from what is accepted in the ivory tower
the very real threat of elections, but Deputy Health Minister Litzman has explained that their hands are tied and that they cannot accept any decision that deviates from the rabbis' explicit decision.
because the water pressure often drainage deviates from a given direction,
types of goods that are banned from import into the Strip due to the possibility that they will aid terrorist activity or because their import deviates from the policy,“which is“a broad-ranging civil-humanitarian policy.”.
Without derogating from the generality of the aforesaid in section 3.2 it is forbidden to make use of the contents in a manner that deviates from the conditions provisioned herein,