Examples of using On the events in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Out of the 800-page Or Commission Report on the events of October 2000, not one incident is mentioned in which an Arab used live ammunition.
I'm sure you will understand, Based on the events of today, There will be no opportunity for follow-up questions.
Although its main focus is on the events of Aug. 6: Dropping bombs and its aftermath in the human suffering.
their mind is not focused on the external world or on the events taking place around them.
Understanding the benefits of the company celebrations helps you justify spending the time and money on the events.
change their political thinking and act to change their positions on the events in Syria and on other issues in the world.
we impose a narrative line on the events in our life to add order to them.
Mr. Churchill, if we only have a little bit of time I would like you to update us on the events around Bezanika.
called upon to report on the events of the general strike.
Good evening from Madeline, California where the eyes of the nation remain fixed on the events taking place inside the museum behind me.
before your meeting, to bring you up to speed on the events of the last ten hours.
object that had the biggest influence on the events of the year.
your mind is not focused on the external world or on the events taking place around you.
Dennis Ross has written numerous books on the events in our region and gives speeches and interviews; Daniel C.
When the researchers go over from their columns of statistics to their commentaries on the events, their bourgeois ideology comes to the fore- with sometimes macabre results.
years,“had the greatest influence, for better or worse, on the events of the year.”.
regina di Svezia is based on the events surrounding her abdication.
Jewish connection to Poland, we demand that Poland continue to be committed to comprehensive and unrestricted research on the events of the Holocaust period".
intended not only to shed light on what transpired, but also on the events leading up to it.