Examples of using Have supported in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Why do you think I have supported your research?
After all, they are the ones who have supported you through this entire process.
Thanks to those who have supported the project!
In Roman cities, the families of any barbarians who might have supported Stilicho, were slaughtered.
And let's hear from some of the leaders that they have supported.
I am amazed at the way people have supported us during our first year sponsoring the"Set a Good Example Contest".
Others, like George Soros and philanthropist and retired entrepreneur Eli Broad, have supported some sort of wealth tax,
Concerns about immigration have boosted support for the Sweden Democrats and pushed parties that have supported immigration to harden their rhetoric.
And I have supported you through a lot of things that I didn't necessarily understand.
The Friends of The Women's Library have supported the library for more than 30 years,
suppliers and partners who have supported us for many years,” Fankhauser said.
The Democratic socialist parties have supported the notion of workplace democracy and democratically controlled institutions.
The Friends of The Women's Library have supported The Women's Library over more than thirty years
and partners who have supported us for many years,” he added.
With the crisis that we know today the public authorities have supported this quest to meet the desire of consumers of"More purchasing power"….
I think many of them simply want to distinguish themselves from socialists who might have supported dictatorial regimes such as the former USSR
We have been so lucky to have family and friends who have supported us every step of the way.".
The reason Assad is still in power is because Russia and Iran have supported him in that process.
My wife and I would like to thank all the people who have supported us over the years.
Angeles Chamber of Commerce, and all the sponsors who have supported the launch.