Examples of using Waldman in English and their translations into Hebrew
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interest in being sold, but in the end, I think it depends on Waldman and his decision.
Thomas Waldman.
Katie Waldman, a spokeswoman for the Department of Homeland Security, said there was
Both Don Finto and Marty Waldman, who were there,
This week we were also visited by the American Jewish writer Ayelet Waldman, who bears an Israeli Hebrew first name and who once tried to live in Israel and left after a short time.
Katie Waldman, a spokeswoman for the Department of Homeland Security, said on Saturday
who introduced the prayer and introduced Marty Waldman, is an elder statesman in the movement who spent the last more than a decade working to encourage churches to support messianic ministries.
Katie Waldman, a spokeswoman for the Department of Homeland Security, said on Saturday
you could hear that if you knew what to listen for at the Rick Perry rally when Rabbi Marty Waldman spoke and was introduced by Don Finto.
The only scintilla of honesty comes in the form of punctuation: the two quotation marks with which they set off the word“security” when they ask whether Waldman bears“some measure of responsibility for the crimes and injustices perpetrated in the name of[Israel] and its‘security.'”.
Waldman answered that the offer was lower than the $109.50 average target share price given by analysts,
After Assange's team made contact, Waldman reached out to Bruce Ohr- a DOJ official who would later be demoted in December,
As Waldman put it in the conference call, the market was ready
It is the vision of one man, Waldman, who carried the company for years through the technological wilderness,
not all on the TOP500 list, and we continue to see strong momentum for this technology across all geographies,” said Eyal Waldman, president and CEO of Mellanox Technologies.
a more open and collaborative world,” said Eyal Waldman, president, CEO and chairman of the board of Mellanox Technologies.
headed by Ben Waldman(now a VP at Microsoft)
Since checkpoints, border walls and police raids might all be justified when the security of civilians is at stake, Chabon and Waldman are compelled to imply that“security” is a mere ruse, that something far
Sophie Waldman.
Thomas Waldman.