Examples of using Were members in English and their translations into Hebrew
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The first Europeans recorded as seeing the island were members of a Spanish expedition under the leadership of Alonso de Ojeda in 1499.
Cleander and Saoterus were members of the Imperial household
Most of the rest were members and descendants of the founding generation of the immigrants who arrived in the town in the 1950s and 1960s.
Among the founders of the group were members of the professional intelligentzia;
Maybe it explains why most of the kidnapped babies were members of the community(along with kidnapped babies from other Muslim countries and the Balkans).
The decisive majority of the Palestinian“police” were members of the military wings of the Palestinian terror organizations(primarily Hamas)
Hamas itself has confirmed that 80% of those killed in their violent riots last Monday were members of a terrorist group,
and 14 were members of armed groups in Gaza.
The Israeli authorities have stated that many of the fatalities in previous protests were members of Hamas and other armed groups.
Hamas itself has confirmed that 80% of those killed in their violent riots last Monday were members of a terrorist group,
to bring the Eastern Region back to the federation, were members of minority groups.
Others were members of universal consultancy councils for upgrading civilizations' educational,
So if there's no proof that the hijackers were members of Al Qaeda or if they were even on the plane in the first place, what justification do we have for bombing Afghanistan?
53 out of the 54 countries in Africa were members;
These authors were members of The Inklings, an informal literary discussion group at Oxford that met during the years from the 1930s to the 1950s.
The French television channel BFM TV said that the six detainees were members of the extreme right,
French TV channel BFM TV reported that the six were members of the far-right; however that could not be independently confirmed.
All male Upper Canadians between 18 and 60 years of age were members of the Sedentary Militia,
Others were members of universal consultancy councils for upgrading civilisations' educational,