Examples of using Should be put in English and their translations into Hebrew
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This campaign promotes that infants under one year of age should be put to sleep on their backs,
I know that in times of war personal feelings should be put aside, but I have a favor to ask you.
An adviser to Donald Trump on veterans issues said that Hillary Clinton should be put in a firing line and shot for treason.
For this purpose it is necessary to use a mask for feet which should be put for 15-20 minutes and to wash away warm water.
Accountability: Mechanisms should be put in place to ensure responsibility and accountability for AI systems
After placing them on the lid of the product should be put the exact time of product packaging.
Ideally, they should be put on first thing in the morning,
In such cases, traps should be put on the way to the cherished place.
You and your mom should be put in jail.'" I have never been afraid to tell Aboody anything.
Ideally, they should be put on first thing in the morning,
Ice cubes should be put in clean gauze and applied for a short while to avoid hypothermia.
Lemon should be put on a saucer cut down so that the cut does not dry out and the fruit remains fresh longer.
Under a bent arm should be put folded in several layers of cloth(this may be the clothing of the victim or helping).
So I thought the rest of my bonus money should be put aside for my son's education.
And before he or she allows you to take the drug, your medical history should be put into consideration.
the pot should be put on the east or west side.
I think that question should be put differently- and whether it is necessary to express their individuality in the interview?
I think that every system that can be put to test should be put to test.
How much time and energy should be put into maintaining and updating each of the other Wikimedia projects for mobile and other emerging platforms?
I would like to confirm about handling negative characters--apparently they should be put in dark corners--but can we portray them like that?