Examples of using Would bear in English and their translations into Hebrew
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and the Forum would bear the moral responsibility for not warning the public.
lab studies, and animal trials would bear fruit in real patients.
a place on the edge of hell, where those who committed no sin themselves would bear the guilt of original sin.
that from now he would bear the name that was foretold for him- Elessar,
I only said with my mouth that I would bear a good testimony for God,
For who would bear the whips and scorns of time… the law's delay,
Given IBM's expertise in information technology, it was stipulated in the agreement on the implementation stage of the project that IBM would bear full responsibility to Israel Chemicals for all aspects of the provision of services in accordance with the timetable set out in the agreement and its terms.".
channel 7 signed on for the first time under the name it would bear for a decade: LR3 Radio Belgrano TV. The first broadcast was conducted on Loyalty Day,
saying that the policy of destroying houses would not break Hamas and that Israel would bear the consequences of its"crimes" in Judea and Samaria(Facebook page of Sami Abu Zuhri,
that those facilitating the missile attacks against Israeli women and children would bear the responsibility for Palestinian civilians harmed in the course of our legitimate efforts to defend ourselves.
He had planted them so lovingly in the summertime, and it remained in his consciousness to keep an eye on them to make sure they had the best chance possible to grow into big, strong trees that would bear sweet fruit one day in the future.
Yes, it would, bear.
It would bore you.
But that would bore both the reader and me;
Honestly, what I do would bore you senseless.
You do that? I don't, because it would bore me.
You would think that a lame-o sock puppet show would bore them to tears.
Because I know you as if I would borne you.
Well, the details would bore you.
I would bear him a monster.