Examples of using I concluded in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Since there's been talk of little else but the diamond robberies I concluded that a new one had occurred.
Eventually I asked myself that very question, and I concluded that it was more likely that he would been bribed to throw us off.
I concluded it would be safer,
I concluded that, fortunately for Israel,
After thinking I concluded that the second point was none other than the external fuel tank of the shuttle.
For all these reasons, I concluded, Shimon Peres fully and rightly deserved the Nobel Peace
But you get to reflect a lot during a weekend, and I concluded that redecoration is not that interesting in the long run.
Alameida and I concluded that it is a gospel… of Jesus Christ, in his own words.
I concluded that the shot came from someone standing over the victim execution style.
Finally, in section 6.7, I concluded with three practical tips for working in an area with unsettled ethics.
I concluded that the board had effectively become a rubber stamp for management
Upon review of her complete medical file I concluded that Emily's epilepsy had evolved into a condition known as psychotic epileptic disorder.
But then I thought more about it, and here's what I concluded.
So… based on the evidence presented, I concluded, Mr. Canton, you stole that song.
I concluded that you can't hold both ends of the rope- to resist occupation, racism
On the other, reviewing ten surveys of British Muslim opinion, I concluded that"more than half of British Muslims want Islamic law and 5 percent endorse violence to achieve that end.".
I concluded,” said Taamri,“that we had no chance to overpower Israel's financial
However, after carefully assessing all relevant considerations, I concluded that the potential case
After much agonizing, I concluded in March 2004 that prior Stellarwind approvals rested on a flawed understanding of how the program worked
I concluded that you can't hold both ends of the rope- to resist occupation,