Examples of using The groundwork in English and their translations into Hebrew
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you will lay the groundwork for a more harmonious family life,
with real estate before, investing in property will lay the groundwork for your business development in this country.
It's more about the groundwork that Google has laid out in the generations leading up to this device.
In the 19th century, Faraday carried out much of the research which laid the groundwork for the practical exploitation of electricity at the Royal Institution.
it may be trying to compensate for collapsing demography by laying the groundwork for a race of superhuman Chinese.
Shelomo which laid the groundwork for the kingdom of Israel in Jerusalem.
has accompanied all of our discussions and has formed the groundwork of all the agreements between us,” he said.
I need to start laying the groundwork.
Every step, every move before this has laid the groundwork for this very moment,
religion is only a culture that lays the groundwork in history for human beings to understand Gods.
research on disease flares, we might lay the groundwork for an academic institution or company to develop tests to predict emergence of flares.
they laid the groundwork for late 19th century French anti-Semitism.
The groundwork is being laid now and soon the feminine power will emerge in a new way.
Many questions will be raised regarding this law, which lays the groundwork for a new phase in international relations,
We do not forget that this nationalist outbreak lays the groundwork for further cuts in rights and freedoms which we must be prevent.
as it sets the groundwork to study these regulatory elements in humans." said Weiner.
When man has passed through Kamaloca he begins the groundwork for his future form.
Actually, the newspaper you have created has already truly become the groundwork for the largest Chinese newspaper in the world.
Commodus has laid the groundwork for the most impressive show of games the Empire has ever seen.