Examples of using To be represented in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Well, I would prefer to be represented by someone who doesn't make any mistakes in the first place.
Throughout the criminal proceedings you are not required to be represented by a lawyer unless you are one of the sides in the proceedings(the plaintiff or defendant).
And also his right to be represented by a defence lawyer as stated in section 15 of the Criminal Procedure Law
Kansas needs to be represented by someone of unassailable character who can restore the faith that burke has tarnished.
And also his right to be represented by a defence lawyer as stated in section 15 of the Criminal Procedure Law
As well as his right to be represented by a defence attorney as stated in section 15 of the Criminal Procedure Law
too small to be represented in Excel.
Have European citizens ever been asked if they want to be represented by a trans-national list?
Harming these public representatives cheats and the voters and embezzles the public's right to be represented by its elected representatives.
too small to be represented in Microsoft Excel.
Allowing students to be represented by advisors, including attorneys,
Protect the right of every prisoner to know the charges against him/her, to be represented by a lawyer and to have a fair trial.
It's just I don't want to be represented by somebody whose ears are only good for holding up glasses.
They don't want to be represented by a team they cheered against all their lives.
Protect the right of every prisoner to know the charges against him/her, to be represented by a lawyer and to have a fair trial.
Also, those very sounds tend not to be represented by the characters that are available in European languages.
The national cup competition is the only route for Liechtenstein to be represented at the European football club competitions.
Have the Jews been asked whether they want to be represented by the government of Israel?
Allowing students to be represented by advisers, including attorneys,
confront their accusers, nor are they allowed to be represented by attorney.