Examples of using To strive for in English and their translations into Hebrew
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I am confident that many of us will continue to strive for democracy,” he said.
Given this situation, I decided to strive for a new agreement that would still allow the continued removal of the infiltrators.
what do you need to strive for?
something like a criminal, to be willing to break the rules to strive for something new.”-Nicolas Cage.
We will continue to strive for our freedom, whether that freedom comes through the two-state solution
In this situation, I decided to strive for a new agreement that would still allow the continued removal of the infiltrators.
Getting this type of tattoo might be a reminder to continue to strive for that freedom.
the intense desire to succeed leads us to strive for guaranteed success.”.
while we continue to strive for a shared life with dignity.
and continue to strive for economic and social stability, growth and development.
This is our way to help the children educated here as well as our staff to strive for meaningful social change of their condition.
as well as the staff, to strive for meaningful social change of their condition.
We need to strive for both components of that frumkeit,“Fear God and keep His commandments,” but of course by way of understanding its scope.
This will make the child feel able to strive for that future that both delude them.
Although we continue to strive for a peaceful Abuddin,
But we have ventured, none the less, to strive for something new and in a grander style.
Shtang Eco is committed to taking proactive steps to strive for excellence in all areas of its activity while upholding the laws of the land, professional ethics, and sustainable development values.
Researchers continue to strive for the holy grail of hair loss cures by trying to gain a better understanding of how the hair growth cycle is controlled.
must continue to strive for peace and for the two-state solution,
We, too disciples of Yaakov have a continuous obligation to strive for a life of meaningful spiritual fulfillment that goes beyond life's functional necessities.