Examples of using He rejects in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Bernard can accept the offer, but if he rejects it, neither Anna nor Bernard get anything.
The documentary shows an interview session during which he rejects a piece of evidence against him.
The documentary shows an interview session during which he rejects one piece of evidence against him.
Gibson speaks in the name of Christianity even as he rejects the explicit pronouncements of its highest spiritual spokesmen.
While he rejects the label, he also“doesn't concern himself about what people call him.”.
First, this is because he rejects her religion, and second,
He rejects a final plea deal and a trial date is set.
She declares her love for him, and he rejects her, and then he ends up shooting this innocent young poet.
He rejects the official line on phone taps,'that there's only been a modest overall increase,'and says Parliament has no way of knowing how much tapping goes on.
On the one hand, he rejects professional unions as a hothouse for nepotism
Abbas made it clear that he rejects Israel's right to exist in any borders as he denounced what he called the Israeli"occupation" of"67 years"- that is, since Israel's creation in 1948.
WEB In this clip he rejects, in the name of the Supreme Muslim Council, Jordan's role under the agreement with Israel,
He rejects U.S. presence in the region
his duty to his religion and his father, if he rejects the very convictions that imbue that kaddish and that duty with significance?
which is a collection of his contributions to computer science, he rejects the formalist school of programming that view programming as a branch of mathematics.
In a famous poem called,“One Truth, Not Two,” he rejects the ideology of the prominently socialist Zionist establishment which preached that the Land of Israel would be redeemed through purchasing land and building settlements.
He rejects his family name as a slave name and, per the Nation of Islam's naming convention,