Examples of using To the view in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
My gaze went beyond my handsome boss to the view behind him.
which displays the changes you made to the view.
Frequent guests of these resorts choose tours due to the view of clear sea and intact nature.
features a large round window that works like a porthole to the view.
We are committed to the view that human rights need to be regarded and studied not only as ethical principles
Teachers and researchers are committed to the view that human rights need to be regarded and studied,
added to the view that atheists were unreliable and unpatriotic.
I tend to the view that in such a case we should recognize the broadcaster's cause of action against the manufacturer and seller of the device, but the point is not clear” ibid., at p.
added to the view that atheists were unreliable and unpatriotic.
Teachers and researchers are committed to the view that human rights need to be regarded and studied,
Our opinion is- as opposed to the view of Justice Goldberg- that in a case such as this the State must return the land to its owners
According to the view of the security and military officials responsible for this subject,
leads almost logically to the view that the“impoverished” Arab Palestinians(hence proletarians)
This interest developed into a positive commitment to the view that deleterious experiences in past lives(as well as in early life) created“engrams”(impressions or mental image pictures which form the reactive mind,
as well as to the view of the Hakomi Method on non-verbal expressions as a way into the exploration of the unconscious.
are logically committed(though they usually fail to realize this) to the view that the Creator is not omnipotent
Because if you did, your back would be to the view, and you would be staring at house number twenty-four on Jerusalem Street,
And all us endeavour to learn the new laws of the game in the struggle not to fall outside the only system without alternatives to the view within the culture in which we were born including countries who call themselves Socialists,