Examples of using Many communities in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Like many communities similar to it, is that there's no shared, collective investment in the future of rural communities. .
We are thrilled to continue to enable the operator to affordably connect more people and improve the socio-economic development of many communities throughout the country.”.
Ira and Ingeborg Rennert are leaders and visionaries of many communities in Israel and around the world.
Teenage pregnancy in developed countries is usually outside of marriage, and carries a social stigma in many communities and cultures.
fear the persecution of the Inquisition, and she set about helping many communities of Jews and Marranos.
Since they didn't have access to a Jewish calendar, many communities calculated the dates of holidays according to the lunar cycle.
In addition, many communities have special tips for hiking tours and day trips for their KONUS guests.
In many communities all affairs are arranged by delegates of the C.N.T. and the U.G.T.
Many communities have applied for funding
Many communities use Moringa today to help fight malnutrition,
And since so many communities made this choice independently, it must have been a good choice, right?
The true power of these stories includes having both San Francisco as a backdrop and showcasing the many communities it has fostered through its history.
There are many incidents going back years with many communities of minorities and new immigrants.
years of flourishing culture, years of cultural ruins of the many communities that were no more.
is not covered here, there are many communities to help you.
Many communities in Nepal consider menstruating women as impure
The reputation of those students who were trained by Rabbi Yechezkel Kein has gained great fame- without exaggeration- in many communities throughout the world as expert
Many communities in Nepal consider menstruating women as impure
despite declining attendance at churches, mosques and temples in many communities, the cultural tenet that religion is a bulwark against immorality remains intact,
diverse approaches to a wide range of issues pertaining to the everyday life of many communities in the country.