Examples of using It emerges in English and their translations into Hebrew
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At best, it emerges from time to time in frightening dream pictures, but they, too, are only feeble.
This also coincides with the approach of the Ethics Committee itself, as it emerges from its decisions.
However, rather than being some mystical force possessed only by special bits of matter, it emerges over time and space via the process of selection.
if and when it emerges that Iran has, indeed, started dashing to the bomb?
from where it emerges in your growling stomach.
we have no good explanation of why and how it emerges.
we encourage thinking about film as it emerges at the intersections of art, document and entertainment.
Folklore has it that if the groundhog sees its shadow when it emerges from its burrow, there will be six more weeks of winter.
is directly meaningful as it emerges from the murky sense.
From the information that I received over the past few days, it emerges, ostensibly, that the intent is to hold a discussion slandering the State of Israel, its values and its image.
After discussions with many of our Druze brothers, it emerges that the manner in which the national law was enacted was very damaging to them and to anyone who connected their fate to the Jewish state.
From the secret list of account holders in the Geneva branch of the HSBC Bank obtained by TheMarker, it emerges that in 2007 Tal's name was associated with a number of accounts in which a total of about $7 million was deposited.
Furthermore, based on the research study, it emerges that among those who quit smoking 30
Based on data from the local authorities for 2006 and 2016, it emerges that there has been a decrease in water consumption in almost all local authorities, with a 13% reduction in Jerusalem.
From the information that I received over the past few days, it emerges, ostensibly, that the intent is to hold a discussion slandering the State of Israel, its values and its image.
It emerges from this that the parties' agreement as such cannot,
It emerges from the foregoing, that, in the case at bar, an attempt to isolate and assess the deterrence achieved through a certain measure- house demolition- on its merits, could lead to an erroneous conclusion.
A letter to the student: If it emerges during the meeting that the student's academic performance is not appropriate for the School, a letter will be sent to the student detailing the committee's reservations about his progress.
It emerges from his statements that what Abbas means by“peaceful popular resistance” is clashes between Palestinian crowds organized by the Palestinian leadership
by a rigid template, or a mathematical formula, but rather it emerges spontaneously by the parallel action of surface tension acting at all points in the surface simultaneously.