Examples of using We can accept in English and their translations into Hebrew
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We can accept that there will always be injustice and suffering in the world, and seek to minimize it.
We can accept that man will always act in self-interest,
it's not clear we can accept this statement.
Mr. Bond, you must learn to be absolutely calm before we can accept you back into polite society.
We can accept any personalized custom stone products,
Although we can accept the idea- the value of going against the grain, going against the stream- in practice
Things that we can accept when the whole IDF is in combat cannot be tolerated when 1,300
We can accept boxes weighing up to 70 kg without a pallet,
Consequently if we trace the course of Buddhism as an enduring stream in the sense indicated in the legend, we can accept it only in the changed form in which it now appears.
it will be like His glorious body, according to the mighty word…" I suppose we can accept this extraordinary story about Radnor and Mrs. Pengelley?
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including the many social roots of disease, or we can accept the inevitably high costs of our over-reliance on medicine to create health.
compassion naturally arises and we can accept ourselves just as we are.
Therefore, at least in matters of policy making we can accept the concept of majority opinion as halakhically valid,
We can accept late payments
Before we can accept a whole package of these measures… Before we can accept a whole package of these measures… we're gonna have to come up with a far stronger plan… on how to create and support good government in Africa.
Song” can be translated into openness in our minds and hearts, so that we can accept what is not our own,
Song” can be translated into openness in our minds and hearts, so that we can accept what is not our own, see the positive in everyone
If we can accept that insulin causes weight gain,
We can accept this claim(just as we can accept Wittgenstein's view, according to which the meaning of a word- including, for that matter, the meaning of the signifier of a concept- is nothing