Examples of using For a state in English and their translations into Hebrew
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It will never reach the reasonable levels for a state[like Syria] that has a plan and ambitions for liberation and pan-Arab unity.
Every few years, the company asks for a state grant to build a fab,
As a Palestinian today I speak of a Palestinian and Arab demand for a state on 1967 borders.
Then, what about the national aspirations of the Palestinians for a state of their own?
And cost: the average cost for a state to educate a preschooler is five thousand dollars a year.
launched a campaign for a state oil monopoly.
Several times I heard him say that it would be better for the Palestinians to dismantle the PA and give up the demand for a state of their own, and to demand instead Israeli citizenship and civil equality- and was certainly not the only one.
For a state its size, Maryland also offers visitirss a wide variety of natural attractions,
We continue to prepare for a state of widespread conflict in Lebanon, and it is foolish to think only that only identifying intelligence targets or bombing by the air force will induce the
For a state its size, Maryland also offers tourists a wide variety of natural attractions,
According to free market proponents, the wisest economic policy for a state is to interfere with market forces as little as possible:"laissez faire"(French for"let[people] do[as they please]").
The main attack against the Jewish people today is the attacks against the Jewish state and the attempt to delegitimize the very right of the Jewish people for a state of their own.
For a state with few human and economic resources,
It is rare for a state to be held responsible for failures in UN peacekeeping work,
To this extent, therefore, there still remains the need for a state, which, while safeguarding the common ownership of the means of production,
For a state with few human and economic resources,
A-star will find the lowest-cost path if the h function for a state is less than the true cost of the path to the goal through that state. .
For a state with few human and economic resources,
fought for a state of their own-- a state that would give them a shelter;
For a state with few human and economic resources,