Examples of using Further changes in English and their translations into Hebrew
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But I was requested to make further changes to which I didn't agree,” he continued,
Asked whether he would promise no further changes in the chain's prices, he said,“I have already learned that you can't promise that prices won't change because you can't know what will happen.”.
CEOs may scale back on their growth plans during 2016 and will undoubtedly remain watchful of oil prices and further changes in the regional and global socio-economic environment.”.
The oldest section is the Outer Garden with further changes being made in the 18th century when Sansui Tang,
these benefits would not be realized without further changes to current cataloging practices,
Since then, further changes have been made to the model, in an article published later in January 2019.[25][unreliable source?]?
encouraging employment of the elderly WEB The fact that the issue of retirement age is still on the public agenda reinforces the conclusion that the appropriate place for considering further changes thereto is legislature.
All these situations cause further change.
then I propose a further change.
Prevent further change.
The 19th century brought further change.
Year later a further change occurred.
Later explorers and fur trappers further changed and used the resources of the Snake River basin.
Explorers and fur trappers further changed and used the resources of the Snake River basin.
A further change was required when Kate Winslet, who was supposed
The current name was said to be subject to further change, prior to the release of the film.
the vapour is said to be“saturated,” and no further change in either vapour pressure and density or liquid temperature will occur.
the vapour is said to be"saturated” and no further change in either vapour pressure, density or liquid temperature will occur.
Further, changing strategy to staying mum would be a bad move- longer prison term- unless the other prisoner somehow also decided to do that.
The development of Cabinet government under King William III in the late 17th century caused further change in the role of the Speaker.