Examples of using The helsinki in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Since the Helsinki Games in 1952, Israel has participated in
The Helsinki Philharmonic, the Hilliard Ensemble,
Then, of course, there is the Helsinki Accords, which the East cynically signed up to-
In the season 3 premiere, it is revealed that, in 2006, six self-aware Project Leda clones in the Helsinki area were executed.
From 1885 to 1889 Sibelius studied music in the Helsinki Music Institute(now the Sibelius Academy).
black men and public space essay in 2006, six self-aware Project Leda clones in the Helsinki area were executed.
In 1914, it merged with its rival ensemble, the Helsinki Symphony Orchestra, and acquired its present name.
promote religious freedom, articulated in Principle VII of the Helsinki Final Act.
After months of speculation, the Israeli government confirmed a major breakthrough in the peace process with the Helsinki Accords.
In 1914 it merged with its bitter rival the Helsinki Symphony Orchestra and acquired its present name.
University of Helsinki, as part of the Helsinki Summer School.
From 1885 to 1889, Sibelius studied music in the Helsinki music school(now the Sibelius Academy).
He also studied biochemistry at the Helsinki University of Technology, and received a diploma in 1946.
He went back to his war, and I went back to my dream: Pole vaulting in the helsinki olympics.
Alternatively, the student may submit a letter to the University's Ethics Committee and the hospital where the research takes place, in part or in whole, must appeal to the Helsinki Committee.
In the season three premiere, it is revealed that in 2006, six self-aware Project Leda clones in the Helsinki area were executed.
In 2007 Miiamaaria Saarela at the Helsinki University of Technology and colleagues examined subjects' judgments about the intensity
This opinion is based on research carried out at the Geffen Institute with the approval of the Helsinki committee, which examined the physiological,
Risto Linturi, research fellow of the Helsinki Telephone Corporation, quoted in Wired magazine, describes the extraordinary behaviour kids