Examples of using Were considered in English and their translations into Hebrew
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The judge should examine with care whether all the relevant considerations were considered, and no others;
We all piled into things that were considered hot and sexy,” said Paul Meeks,
So, it says here that in the previous cases, the murders were considered part of a rape,
In those centuries there were a series of food products that were considered as forbidden during the advent,
against Japan already given, no alternatives were considered after the Japanese rejection of the Potsdam Declaration.[286].
In their countries of origin, they were considered Jews and some were persecuted by their surroundings for this reason.
there were parts of the country that were considered developing, including my own beloved native county, County Mayo.
The Soviets were considered infidels because they did not believe in the existence of God,
first at Kaunas University where she was fired for speaking up for students who were considered political dissidents.
The deers of Nara were considered sacred, and even today they roam freely in the older part of the city.
If earlier land plots outside the city were considered in the context of solely garden and vegetable garden,
of immigration from Iraq, several musicians arrived in Israel who were considered real stars in the Arabic world of music.
There an altered condition of life made what in England were considered to be extreme, dislocating ideas sound
A new instruction declared that Chinese customs were considered superstitious no longer,
They called these people barbarians, and their lands were considered barren and uninhabitable.
Dr. Cousijn and her colleagues conducted the study on 49 young adults, 22 who were considered heavy cannabis users and consumed marijuana five days a week on average.
Moreover, the Torah was written at a time when kings were considered gods, or descendants of gods, and therefore could obviously not be sinners.
The government continued to refuse reentry to numerous citizens who were considered dissidents, Falun Gong activists, or“troublemakers.”.
BlueHat Group were considered a positive choice.
The deers of Nara were considered sacred, and even today they roam freely in the older part of the city.