Examples of using In public spaces in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Designers must look for opportunities for such uses in public spaces, making optimal use of every square foot of the building.
A new breed of chips tuned for artificial intelligence is arriving to help cameras in public spaces, stores, sidewalks, and homes make sense of what they see.
Palestinian citizens' increased power, especially not their greater visibility in public spaces.
begging and loitering in public spaces are increasingly common,
A new poll published by Infratest dimap on August 26 found that 81% of Germans are in favor of banning the burka in public spaces.
In"Walls and Spirit" Tali Amitai-Tabib continues her long-running dialogue with various forms of artistic expression in public spaces vacated of people….
could be even higher, since the data did not include individuals who were killed in public spaces.
art works in public spaces.
does it permit its use in public spaces like parks.
Canada have proposed laws which would ban Muslim women from wearing a Niqab in public spaces.
children's play in public spaces.
sparkling swimming pools, and even high speed internet access that is often free in public spaces.
graphics often freely created and posted on walls in public spaces, factories and communes.
The Privacy Protection Authority published draft guidelines on the use of drones in public spaces.
It was one of those cosmic moments-- everyone started talking about women in public spaces.".
The French embassy in Tehran, Iran, has sent a Twitter message urging its citizens to stay away from public gatherings and to behave with prudence and discretion and abstain from taking pictures in public spaces.[43].
This law targeted Muslim women who used the niqab or burqa in public spaces.
A YouGov poll found that a majority of Britons are in favor of banning the burka in public spaces.
six of women and currently acknowledges slaveholders in public spaces as well.
And whether companies should be forced to post notices that facial-recognition technology is being used in public spaces.