Examples of using Quo in English and their translations into Hebrew
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The question is whether this trend will lead to a genuine disruption of the status quo or merely to political polarization that weakens government effectiveness.
They died because they dared to question the status quo, the endless plateau of poverty,
The situation was also a quid pro quo case as he/she asks for a date so that you can continue having your job.
The status quo in which it is impossible to debate issues on the country's agenda in schools leaves the debate within the borders of WhatsApp and Facebook.
Quid pro quo is a Latin term meaning to get something for giving something.
another they dared to question the status quo, the endless plateau of poverty,
The term"quid pro quo" is the Latin word denote giving something to get something.
They died because they dared challenge the status quo, the endless horizon of poverty,
It merely provided for returning to the status quo ante bellum- the state that had existed before the war.
Any form of military service reinforces this status quo, and, therefore, in accordance with our conscience,
Dr. Dre signed a joint deal with Atlanta rapper Stat Quo.
They died because they dared to question the status quo- the endless platter of poverty,
activities outside his clique, other students confess their secret passions and talents("Stick to the Status Quo").
SCAF is struggling to perpetuate the status quo, whereby the officer corps enjoys the good life
like Stat Quo, Cashis and Bobby Creekwater.
This is a system that's designed to save the status quo, including the status quo of big and invasive government.
Meanwhile, 18 percent supported preserving the status quo, and 10 percent thought even the little public transportation currently functioning on Shabbat should be ceased.
The Israeli side is talking about maintaining the status quo in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, with a few adjustments likely to improve mainly Israel's situation.
maintain the status quo, but no.
to change the status quo, to see possibilities where others can see only difficulties.