Examples of using Seddon in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Philip Seddon.
Seddon: I didn't know that.
In the sphere of foreign policy, Seddon was a notable supporter of the British Empire.
Seddon was sworn into his first ministerial positions when the Liberals came to power in January 1891.
Unlike Ballance who believed in classical liberalism, Seddon did not have any great commitment to any ideology.
Seddon put considerable weight behind the scheme, despite considerable opposition from many quarters.
He was the interim Prime Minister after the death of Richard Seddon and the return from overseas of Joseph Ward.
Seddon remained Prime Minister for 13 years, but gradually, calls for him to retire became more frequent.
He served as interim Prime Minister from the death of Richard Seddon to the return from overseas of Joseph Ward.
In 1877, Seddon was elected as the first Mayor of Kumara, which was to become a prominent goldmining town.
In either 1865 or 1866, he became engaged to Louisa Jane Spotswood,but her family would not permit marriage until Seddon was financially secure.
Seddon joined the Liberal Party, led by John Ballance, following the December 1890 general election.
On 15 June 1862, at the age of 16, Seddon decided to emigrate to Australia, on the SS Great Britain.
Seddon defended himself against these charges by claiming that Stout was merely bitter about not gaining the leadership.
Stout, backed by those who considered Seddon too conservative, attempted to challenge this, but was ultimately unsuccessful.
Seddon, still Prime Minister, quickly reappointed him to Cabinet where he served as Minister of Railways and Postmaster-General.
The gardens around the buildings are open to the public and contain rose gardens anda statue of Richard John Seddon who was prime minister of New Zealand between 1893 and 1906.
Many of Seddon's appointees were not qualified for the positions that they received- Seddon valued loyalty above ability.
John Ballance, now Premier, had a deep commitment to liberal causes such as women's suffrage andMāori rights, which Seddon was not always as enthusiastic about.
When Seddon realised that the passage of the bill was inevitable, he changed his position, claiming to accept the people's will.
The debate on women's suffrage exposed deep divisions within the Liberal Party between more doctrinaire liberals, broadly led by Stout, and"popular" liberals,led by Seddon.
Seddon later claimed to be particularly close to Grey, although some historians believe that this was an invention for political purposes.
The trouble with wildlife selfies is the images are often appearing without any context- so even if the message is promoting conservation or an ambassador programme, that message is lost and all people see are someone hugging a penguin,and want to do that too,” says Seddon.
Gradually, Seddon became known along the West Coast as an advocate for miners' rights and interests, and he was frequently consulted over various political issues.
Despite the refusal of William Pember Reeves andThomas Mackenzie to accept his leadership, Seddon managed to secure the backing of his Liberal Party colleagues as interim leader, with an understanding being reached that a full vote would occur when Parliament resumed sitting.
The Laura Seddon Greeting Card Collection at Manchester Metropolitan University gathers 450 Valentine's Day cards dating from early nineteenth century Britain, printed by the major publishers of the day.
In addition to claiming that Seddon was betraying Ballance's original progressive ideals, Stout also claimed that Seddon was too autocratic in his style of rule.
