Examples of using Statesman in English and their translations into Hebrew
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In September 2010, Assange was voted as number 23 among the"The World's 50 Most Influential Figures 2010" by the British magazine New Statesman.
Yet, I can say without a moment's hesitation that it was the most significant address delivered by a statesman in recent weeks.
did attribute such a quote to Begin in his New Statesman article criticizing Israel's invasion of Lebanon.
I am not ready to forgive"Bibi" anything for being a great statesman, because I think that he is a very minor statesman.
Warren in 2012 was named a top-20 Progressive by the UK-based New Statesman.
King Zakkour, as my daughter is new at this, it might be helpful to have a more experienced statesman in her court.
Their journey leads them to the discovery of an allied spy organization in the US called Statesman.
Vision Statement Dulles University was established in 2010 and draws its inspiration from the life-long contributions of John Foster Dulles, US statesman and visionary.
You know, of course, that the most important statesman of the nineteenth century was a Jew.
The world and the auditorium cheered for Abbas because he spoke like a 21st-century statesman, not like a co-opted archaeologist of centuries past….
He was the first Roman statesman to put his political speeches in writing as a means of influencing public opinion.
Therefore, make him a statesman and do not allow political gain or lose to impact his decisions.
Kagame, the military man turned statesman, faces a constant battle to balance the two.
Carson, the elder statesman, would steer things as he's always done. What do you think, Carson?
Adnan Abu Odeh, a senior Jordanian statesman of Palestinian extraction,
Or Thomas Moore, the statesman, scholar and saint who was sent to the tower of London for being honest with his king.
The true‘science of a statesman or legislator' consisted in deciding how best to govern the merchants' nefarious activities.
A politician thinks of the next election, a statesman thinks of the next generation--James Freeman Clarke.
of the eighteenth century, he bred within himself the pitiless despotism of the statesman.
musician, writer, statesman.