Examples of using One member in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Programming
If one member trespasses the agreement,
The first condition for participating in the program is that one member of the couple must be Jewish.
When one member suffers, all the members suffer with it. Or when one member is honored, all the members rejoice with it.
The party high command has decided that… at least one member of every Hindu family will go on a pilgrimage to Ayodhya.
They may be down one member now, but Fifth Harmony's debut single as a four-peice isn't a downer at all.
However, problems can be improved even if only one member of the couple seeks treatment.
And whether one member suffer, all the members suffer with it; or one member be honoured, all the members rejoice with it.
The party has one Member of Parliament, one member of the House of Lords,
So we have to choose one member to represent the house who exemplifies all the qualities of…- I nominate Ashleigh!- I second that!
But the center of the city, that's international, policed by an international patrol, one member of each of the four powers.
Only one member of the board may be selected from any one of the 12 Federal Reserve Districts.
The real secret to our success has always been teamwork… but there's one member of our team… who hasn't been acknowledged yet.
The enemy should be faced by the people as a single body which if one member of it should complain, the rest of the body would respond by feeling the same pains.
NATO is a mutual defence alliance whereby an attack on one member country is deemed an attack on all members. .
each department will elect one member each spring term.
Naturally, this can take a long time, as if even one member does not agree it can cause real problems
So after I returned home, I received word that one member of the family had been shot 30 times in the face.
When one member of the system leaves,
The one member of her broken family who never wanted for affection was a plump little tabby.
Any change in one member of the family affects both the family structure and each family member individually.