Frases de Margaret Thatcher (376 citações, página 12)

Margaret Thatcher: 376 citações 113 Curtidas

Margaret Thatcher Frases famosas

“Deixe-me dizer em que acredito: no direito do homem de trabalhar como quiser, de gastar o que ganha, de ser dono de suas propriedades e de ter o Estado para lhe servir e não como seu dono. Essa é a essência de um país livre, e dessas liberdades dependem todas as outras.”

Margaret Thatcher

“Em política, se você quiser algo dito pergunte a um homem, se alguma coisa feita, pergunte a uma mulher”

Margaret Thatcher

In politics, if you want anything said ask a man, if you anything done, ask a woman
em 1964, conforme citado em "Women in the House: a study of women members of Parliament" - página 91, Elizabeth M. Vallance - Athlone Press, 1979 - 212 páginas
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“Quando se concede à mulher a igualdade com o homem, ela torna-se superior a ele.”

Margaret Thatcher

once a woman is made man's equal, she becomes his superior.
citando Sófocles, em 1969, na Conferência do Partido Conservador, como citado em "Women in the House: a study of women members of Parliament" - página 91, Elizabeth M. Vallance - Athlone Press, 1979 - 212 páginas
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“Qualquer mulher que entenda os problemas de cuidar de uma casa está muito perto de entender os de cuidar de um país.”

Margaret Thatcher

Any woman who understands the problems of running a home will be nearer to understanding the problems of running the country
citada em "Margaret Thatcher: wife, mother, politician" - página 195, Penny Junor - Sidgwick & Jackson, 1983, ISBN 0283989696, 9780283989698 - 214 páginas
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“Eu e o Reagan demos uma boa ajuda para demolir o comunismo.”

Margaret Thatcher

Revista Veja (1994) - Edição especial de 30 anos

“Estar no poder é como ser uma dama. Se tiver que lembrar às pessoas que você é, você não é.”

Margaret Thatcher

Being in power is like being a lady. If you have to remind people that you are, you aren't.
citada em "The servant: a simple story about the true essence of leadership" - página 15, James C. Hunter - Prima Pub., 1998, ISBN 0761513698, 9780761513698 - 208 páginas
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Margaret Thatcher frases e citações

“Ninguém se lembraria do Bom Samaritano se ele só tivesse boas intenções. Ele possuía também dinheiro.”

Margaret Thatcher

De dinheiro

“Não existe essa coisa de sociedade, o que há e sempre haverá são indivíduos.”

Margaret Thatcher

no such thing as society [...] There are individual
The Downing Street years - página 626, Margaret Thatcher, Editora HarperCollins, 1993, 914 páginas

“Eu sou extremamente paciente, desde que eu siga meu próprio caminho.”

Margaret Thatcher

Variante: Eu sou extraordinariamente paciente, desde que finalmente consiga o que quero.

Caminho

“A cadeira pretende ensinar que o capitalismo tem uma base moral e legal e que não é simplesmente a lei da selva.”

Margaret Thatcher

justificando seu empenho pessoal na criação da cátedra de livre iniciativa na faculdade de administração da Universidade de Cambridge; Revista Veja http://veja.abril.com.br/300797/p_015.html

De leis

“Levará anos - não em meu tempo - até que uma mulher se torne primeira ministra.”

Margaret Thatcher

It will be years — not in my time — before a woman will become Prime Minister
citado em "The cost of deception: the seduction of modern myths and urban legends"‎ - Página 115, John Williams - Broadman & Holman Publishers, 2001, ISBN 0805423818, 9780805423815 - 212 páginas
cinco anos depois, em 1979, ela era eleita primeira mulher para o cargo na história da Grã-Bretanha.

De mulheres , Tempo

“Nunca minta deliberadamente. Mas, às vezes, convém ser evasivo.”

Margaret Thatcher

“Gostaria que você soubesse que existe dentro de si uma força capaz de mudar sua vida, basta que lute e aguarde um novo amanhecer.”

Margaret Thatcher

De vida

“A ganância é um bem.”

Margaret Thatcher

greed is good
citada em "Arts: Volumes 13-15" - página 116, University of Sydney. Arts Association - Sydney University Arts Association.,1987
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“Vale a pena conhecer o inimigo… entre outras coisas pela possibilidade de que algum dia ele se converta num amigo.”

Margaret Thatcher

“Podes ter de travar uma batalha mais de uma vez, para a vencer.”

Margaret Thatcher

“A missão do político não é a de agradar a todo mundo.”

Margaret Thatcher

It is not the business of politicians to please everyone
citada em "The Bulletin: Volume 99" - página 85, Australian Consolidated Press, 1978
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De mundo

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“Não existe dinheiro público existe, apenas, o dinheiro dos contribuintes.”

Margaret Thatcher

De dinheiro

“O consenso é a ausência da liderança.”

Margaret Thatcher

Consensus is the absence of leadership
Margaret Thatcher citada em The Political Junkie Handbook - Página 464, Michael Crane - SP Books, 2004, ISBN 1561718912, 9781561718917 - 644 páginas

Motivacional

“Ele está velho, fraco e doente.”

Margaret Thatcher

Margaret Thatcher, ex-primeira-ministra inglesa, pedindo ao governo inglês a libertação de Pinochet
Fonte: Revista Veja http://veja.abril.com.br/231298/p_012.html de 23/12/98

“A paciência é uma virtude, exceto quando se trata de separar os inconvenientes.”

Margaret Thatcher

Paciência

“É possível ter que evitar uma batalha mais de uma vez para ganhá-la.”

Margaret Thatcher

“Um líder é alguém que sabe o que quer alcançar e consegue comunicá-lo.”

Margaret Thatcher

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“Nós não conseguimos reverter as fronteiras do Estado na Grã-Bretanha, apenas para vê-los re-impostos a nível europeu com um super-estado europeu exercendo um novo domínio de Bruxelas.”

Margaret Thatcher

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“Eu teria ficado mais feliz se ele também tivesse encontrado uma série de respostas inteligentes”

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“Acreditamos que todos têm o direito de ser desiguais, mas para nós, todo o ser humano é igualmente importante.”

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“A Europa foi criada pela história. A América foi criada pela filosofia.”

Margaret Thatcher

História

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“Se você tomar as decisões difíceis, as pessoas vão te odiar hoje, mas vão te amar por gerações.”

Margaret Thatcher

De pessoas , Decisão

Margaret Thatcher: Frases em inglês

“I place a profound belief—indeed a fervent faith—in the virtues of self reliance and personal independence. On these is founded the whole case for the free society, for the assertion that human progress is best achieved by offering the freest possible scope for the development of individual talents, qualified only by a respect for the qualities and the freedom of others...For many years there has been a subtle erosion of the essential virtues of the free society. Self-reliance has been sneered at as if it were an absurd suburban pretention. Thrift has been denigrated as if it were greed. The desire of parents to choose and to struggle for what they themselves regarded as the best possible education for their children has been scorned.”

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Margaret Thatcher

Speech to Conservative Central Council (15 March 1975) http://www.margaretthatcher.org/document/102655
Leader of the Opposition

“I was determined to accept the invitation I had earlier received from General Jaruzelski to go to Poland. I always felt the greatest affection and admiration for this nation of indomitable patriots, whose traditions and distinctive identity the Prussians, Austrians and Russians (in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries) and the Nazis and communists (in the twentieth century) had sought vainly to extinguish. I could not forget the Polish airmen who had fought with the RAF against Nazism, and how a war begun over the freedom of Poland had ended leaving them trapped under tyranny.”

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Margaret Thatcher livro The Downing Street Years

Fonte: The Downing Street Years (1993), p. 777

“The press was full of outraged criticism of the community charge from Conservative supporters. What hurt me was that the very people who had always looked to me for protection from exploitation by the socialist state were those who were suffering most. These were the people who were just above the level at which community charge benefit stopped but who were by no means well off and who had scrimped and saved to buy their homes.”

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Margaret Thatcher livro The Downing Street Years

Fonte: The Downing Street Years (1993), p. 658

“I never confused the leader page of the Guardian with vox populi.”

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Margaret Thatcher livro The Downing Street Years

Fonte: The Downing Street Years (1993), p. 561

“I was lectured on my political morality, on my preferring British jobs to black lives, on my lack of concern for human rights. One after the other, their accusations became more vitriolic and personal until I could stand it no longer. To their palpable alarm I began to tell my African critics a few home truths. I noted that they were busily trading with South Africa at the same time as they were attacking me for refusing to apply sanctions. I wondered when they intended to show similar concern about abuses in the Soviet Union, with which of course they often had not just trade but close political links. I wondered when I was going to hear them attack terrorism. I reminded them of their own less than impressive record on human rights. And when the representative from Uganda took me to task for racial discrimination, I turned on him and reminded him of the Asians which Uganda had thrown out on racial grounds, many of whom had come to settle in my constituency in North London, where they were model citizens and doing very well.”

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Margaret Thatcher livro The Downing Street Years

On the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting at Nassau in October 1985, where Thatcher opposed sanctions on South Africa
Fonte: The Downing Street Years (1993), p. 517

“I have enormous admiration for the Jewish people, inside or outside Israel. There have always been Jewish members of my staff and indeed my Cabinet. In fact I just wanted a Cabinet of clever, energetic people – and frequently that turned out to be the same thing. My old constituency of Finchley has a large Jewish population. In the thirty-three years I represented it I never had a Jew come in poverty and desperation to one of my constituency surgeries. They had always been looked after by their own community.”

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Margaret Thatcher livro The Downing Street Years

Fonte: The Downing Street Years (1993), p. 509

“Unlike some of my colleagues, I never ceased to believe that, other things being equal, the level of unemployment was related to the extent of trade union power. The unions had priced many of their members out of jobs by demanding excessive wages for insufficient output, so making British goods uncompetitive.”

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Margaret Thatcher livro The Downing Street Years

Fonte: The Downing Street Years (1993), p. 272

“Socialism is a creed of the state. It regards ordinary human beings as the raw material for its schemes of social change. But we put our faith in people—in the millions of people who spend what they earn—not what other people earn. Who make sacrifices for their young family or their elderly parents. Who help their neighbours and take care of their neighbourhoods. The sort of people I grew up with. These are the people whom I became Leader of this Party to defend.”

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Margaret Thatcher

Speech to the Conservative Central Council in Cheltenham (31 March 1990) https://www.margaretthatcher.org/document/108051
Third term as Prime Minister

“The Delors report is aimed at a federal Europe, a common currency and a common economic policy, which would take many economic policies, including fiscal policy, out of the hands of the House, and that is completely unacceptable. It would also require a treaty amendment, which we do not believe would ever be passed by the House because of the lack of sovereignty that it would imply.”

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Margaret Thatcher

Prime Ministers' Questions (27 April 1989) https://api.parliament.uk/historic-hansard/commons/1989/apr/27/engagements#S6CV0151P0_19890427_HOC_126
Third term as Prime Minister

“In my work, you get used to criticisms. Of course you do, because there are a lot of people trying to get you down, but I always cheer up immensely if one is particularly wounding because I think well, if they attack one personally, it means they have not a single political argument left. That is why my father always taught me: never worry about anyone who attacks you personally; it means their arguments carry no weight and they know it.”

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From an interview for Italian television (RAI) (10 March 1986) http://www.margaretthatcher.org/document/106223
Second term as Prime Minister

“I believe in the British lion and I believe that the British character is lion-hearted, and I believe that it has not been lion-hearted in some of the post-War period, and I want it to get back to being lion hearted.”

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Margaret Thatcher

Second term as Prime Minister
Fonte: Radio Interview for BBC Radio 3 (17 December 1985) http://www.margaretthatcher.org/document/105934

“And never forget that the Marxist societies call themselves, and indeed are, the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics. Some of the aims of socialism, are the aims of a Marxist society, and they result in the subjugation of the rights of people to political theory. Because the Marxist system has become morally and materially bankrupt, citizens who live beneath its yoke see hope in our ideals. Ideals which limit the power of the State so that the varied talents and abilities of each person may flourish giving dignity and meaning to life. Ideals which respect the family, its loyalties, affections and responsibilities. Ideals where the rule of law is just and impartially administered. Those who live under the heel of Marxist tyranny look with envy at the very things we take for granted. They know that politics is about more than economics in a free society. So do we—we belong to the oldest and most enduring democratic Party in the world.”

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Margaret Thatcher

Speech to Conservative Women’s Conference (20 May 1981) https://www.margaretthatcher.org/document/104653
First term as Prime Minister

“I am the rebel head of an establishment government.”

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Margaret Thatcher

Remark to a reception at 10 Downing Street (24 June 1980), quoted in Norman St John-Stevas, The Two Cities (London: Faber and Faber, 1984), p. 83
First term as Prime Minister

“To me there is only one way to judge a person, whatever his background, whatever his colour, whatever his religion, and that is what that person is, and not by his race or creed. That is what I believe in, that is what I will tell everyone and that is what I try to achieve everything.”

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Margaret Thatcher

Speech to the Young Conservative Conference in Eastbourne (13 February 1977), quoted in The Times (14 February 1977), p. 3
Leader of the Opposition

“It's time to get up! It's time go to work! It's time to put the great, back into Great Britain!”

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Margaret Thatcher

Fonte: movie The Iron Lady

“If you set out to be liked, you would be prepared to compromise on anything at any time, and you would achieve nothing.”

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Margaret Thatcher

“Human rights did not begin with the French Revolution instead, they really stem from a mixture of Judaism and Christianity”

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Margaret Thatcher

Said in 1989 according to Anders Breivik & Europe's blind right eye https://www.thehindu.com/opinion/lead/anders-breivik-europes-blind-right-eye/article2290619.ece by Praveen Swami published on July 25, 2011 and updated: AUGUST 16, 2016
1980s

“There is no way in which one can buck the market.”

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Margaret Thatcher

Prime Ministers' Questions (10 March 1988) https://api.parliament.uk/historic-hansard/commons/1988/mar/10/engagements#S6CV0129P0_19880310_HOC_156
Third term as Prime Minister