Examples of using Omitting in English and their translations into Hebrew
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I suggest omitting them in the beginning, but can typically be reintroduced much earlier than other foods.
Omitting any reference to Jews was a shocking blunder,
in nearly the same words, omitting the reference to Christ,
Al-Bayanouni suggested"ignoring this point in the platform, or omitting this clause so as to avoid any implication of discrimination among citizens…".
But I must not conclude my work by omitting what he did for the poor outside the walls of the city Canterbury.
Only by advancing step by step and omitting nothing shall we be able to get a view of the organic whole.
Gigi is also accused of concealing his income in 2012-2013 and fraudulently omitting income he received in 2015 and 2016 amounting to NIS 669,000.
Publishes biased“violations reports,”“house demolition reports,” and“stories of suffering,” omitting Palestinian terrorism and Israeli national security concerns.
You are fabricating this scenario by misrepresenting the evidence and omitting key facts.
One error that is commonly made by untrained personnel is to jump from purpose to tactical planning, omitting the strategic plan.
female victims, deliberately omitting data on female perpetrators and male victims.
female victims, deliberately omitting the data on female perpetrators and male victims.17.
then the fact that a story depends on omitting some facts means that every narrative is partial, untrue.
He addressed the Prime Minister by his name(“Mr. Ben-Gurion”) omitting his title but adding“the highly respected.”.
allow us to automate long enough there is for that process even without previous knowledge can comply with each and every one of the steps, without omitting actions that will then be defining at the time of rankear.
(3) omitting or refusing to wear clothing given to him
and the method of omitting letters(intervals) is used.
(13) omitting or refusing to wear the clothing given to him
portray Choi as either an unimportant or a dishonorable figure in taekwondo history, whether by omitting him from their versions of taekwondo history or through explicit statements.
either by subtly corrupting his target's own goals, omitting parts of stories or events to his own benefit as he did with Sasuke, or by appearing to share their beliefs.