Examples of using Redistribution in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without modification,
Some cite a president bent on redistribution and red tape as a reason not to invest in America.
In short, the true crux of deflation is that it does not hide the redistribution going hand in hand with changes in the quantity of money.
While the theory says little about it may be an important factor in the redistribution of global economic power,
Redistribution(including commercial redistribution) must be permitted,
The efforts of our allies will also bring forward the redistribution of wealth that has been illegally obtained.
Commercial redistribution of free software is very important,
Modification or redistribution of any such material to third parties in any form or by any means is also forbidden.
Redistribution is allowed and recommended, as long as
His chaotic land redistribution campaign, which began in 2000,
Well… they were taking my parents' things to the redistribution center and I kind of lost ii.
For the Jews of the Bucovian capital Czernowitz, the redistribution of this geographic bounty was nothing less than a tragedy.
If Communism overlooks the acts of consciousness it may well be a system of redistribution but hardly a revolutionary ethic.”.
the left against the right and redistribution.
it is then repeatedly reactivated, driving its gradual redistribution to long-term storage in the cortex.
I have a feeling it wasn't exactly what Comrade Lenin had in mind when he advocated the redistribution of wealth.
For the Jews of the Bucovian capital Czernowitz, the redistribution of this geographic bounty was nothing less than a tragedy.
namely the continuation of the war and the redistribution of land.
housing and redistribution difficulties in many parts of your world.
But, again, even on Sumner's own account such redistribution in service of the selfish desires of the poor is no less natural than“civil liberty,”