Examples of using Facto in English and their translations into Hebrew
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New York is the de facto capital for diaspora Jews,
he would become the de facto leader and decision-maker.
The Convention met on 20 September and became the new de facto government of France.
So the satellite operator"Tricolor TV" has become the de facto seven channels in the resolution Ultra HD.
Critics argue that offering one corporation the university's food services contract is a de facto monopoly.
Now all power was concentrated in the hands of the emperor not only de facto, but de jure was not limited to anything.
is becoming the de facto morality of modern democracies,
Cloudinary has quickly become the de facto solution for web developers and marketers to manage images,
almost de facto, from a family name into a formal title.
De facto threefolding occurs when one of the three global institutional powers asserts its autonomy and defends its realm from perceived
a de facto annexation that the United Nations Security Council condemned in Resolution 497 as“null and void and without international legal effect.”.
leverage with the PA, the de facto political representative of my Palestinian employees.
designed to facilitate the departure of Haiti's de facto authorities from power.
with the Palestinian Authority(PA), the de facto political representative of my Palestinian employees.
butler in France, whose services were often used on a“lease” basis by Cardinal Mazarin and the country's de facto Prime Minister Jean-Baptiste Colbert.
new de jure governance, and these are ready to replace the present de facto regimes and thus begin a truly amazing new epoch for all humanity.
The rise of General Fulgencio Batista in the 1930s to de facto leader and President of Cuba for two terms(1940- 44 and 1952- 59) led to an era of
This behaviour is de facto“illegal” though the government turns a blind eye,
is no casual improvisation and was not constructed ex-post facto under the pressure of events.
chief minister of the government, and the de facto administrator of the imperial government.