Examples of using Ballance in English and their translations into Hebrew
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John Ballance.
Ballance Stout.
John Ballance.
I must treadcarefully now so as not to disturb the ballance.
I think your ballance is about 375 pounds.
Ballance was highly interested in literature, and was known for spending vast amounts of time reading books.
During Stout's absence from politics, his old ally, John Ballance, had been continuing to fight in parliament.
Like Ballance, Stout had a strong belief in classical liberal principles.
At around this time Stout also developed a friendship with John Ballance, who had also resigned from Grey's cabinet after a dispute.
In 1877, Ballance entered the cabinet of Sir George Grey, a former Governor who was then Premier.
In 1891, when the newly founded Liberal Party came to power, the new Prime Minister,John Ballance, appointed Ward as Postmaster General.
Now you can see the ballance of your wallet and the history of all your transactions.
The next four premiers were from the party, although some(such as Richard Seddon)did not live up to the ideals that Ballance tried to establish.
Shortly afterwards, Ballance founded the Liberal Party, New Zealand's first real political party.
Many of Seddon's supporters believed that the progressive views of Ballance and Stout were too extreme for the New Zealand public.
Ballance was also responsible for the establishment, in 1891, of the progressive land tax and progressive income tax.
Grey's policies were not closely aligned with those of Ballance, but Ballance believed that he could nevertheless accomplish something worthwhile.
Ballance himself had preferred Stout as his successor, but had died before being able to secure this aim.
In 1891,Atkinson was finally superseded as Premier by John Ballance of the newly created Liberal Party, the country's first organised political party.
Unlike Ballance who believed in classical liberalism, Seddon did not have any great commitment to any ideology.
He was initially an Independent Liberal holding moderate,progressive views that tended to align him with John Ballance, Sir George Grey and John McKenzie.
After the 1890 election, Ballance had gained enough support to topple Atkinson and take the premiership.
The next four premiers of New Zealand were to be from the Liberal Party, although some(such as Richard Seddon)did not live up to the ideals that Ballance tried to establish.
In 1891 Ballance asked Onslow to nominate 18 representatives to the council in order to counterbalance Atkinson's nominations of the previous year.
Because of his prominence in these circles, he became involved in political debate, working on behalf of ruralconservatives against the Liberal Party government of John Ballance.
John Ballance had been a supporter of women's suffrage, although his attempts to pass a bill had been blocked by the conservative Legislative Council(the now-abolished upper house of Parliament).
As leader of Parliament's liberal faction, he brought his allies and colleagues into the Liberal Party, New Zealand's first political party, intended to embody the liberal ideas of Stout, Vogel, and Ballance himself.
John Ballance(27 March 1839- 27 April 1893) was 14th Premier of New Zealand, at the end of the 19th century, and the founder of the Liberal Party, the country's first organised political party.
Atkinson acceded to the wishes of his friends, and on 23 January 1891 he was appointed to the Legislative Council, along with six other men,to attempt to block any radical bills that Ballance might introduce in the Lower House.

