Examples of using To be supported in English and their translations into Hebrew
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it's not too uncommon for Linux to be supported on day one by top indie titles.
But public transport needs to be supported by the state in order for people to travel in a cheap and quality way.
The four legs represent the 4 structures on which the concept and customer experience needs to be supported.
EMS providers must evaluate carefully the situation and aim to be supported by the police.
He well knew that his mission on earth was not to be supported by institutions of learning;
This color scheme uses a transparent background which does not appear to be supported on your desktop.
She quipped that clinicians used to be supported by data scientists
But it does not seem to be supported by humanity, even though you have learned to speak human.
It's not about going through the motions- workers want to be supported as they aspire to climb the ranks and progress in their career.
During this period, the mother needs to be supported by the loved ones around her.
Moreover, the Aristotelian claim that morality is good for us actually turns out to be supported by psychological research.
However, the TST method applied in this experiment is not recommended in rats because rats are too heavy to be supported by their tails.
it would be nice to be supported in some.
The first VPN protocol to be supported by Windows, PPTP provides security by relying on a variety of authentication methods like MS_CHAP v2.
These versions of Office will continue to be supported so long as they are within the Microsoft Lifecycle Policy.
For example,. NET Core 2.0 is a major release and. NET Core 1.0 continues to be supported for 12 months after the release of. NET Core 2.0.
jewelry she loses her right to be supported from her late husband's assets.
Products that have already launched with existing lifecycle policies will continue to be supported according to the published end of support dates.
Palestinian leaders to be supported by the UN Security Council and the Middle Eastern states.