naval service bill造句

• Within Canada itself the Naval Service Bill was very controversial.
• Aiming for compromise, Laurier advanced the Naval Service Bill of 1910 which created the British Royal Navy.
• The department came into existence in May 1910 with the passage of the Naval Service Bill, which became the Naval Service Act.
• After passage of the Naval Service Bill in 1910, there was a Canadian Naval Service that controlled the base at Esquimalt and that service became the Royal Canadian Navy in 1911.
• In 1913, Borden replaced the Naval Service Bill with the Naval Aid Bill, under which, instead of building or supplying ships, Canada would give the British Royal Navy cash instead.
• Meanwhile, following passage of the Naval Service Bill in the spring of 1910 and the pending acquisition of the two cruisers and from the British Admiralty, the federal government sought to begin training officers and crew for naval service.
• While the Liberals and Conservatives both agreed that the best long-term maritime defence policy would be for Canada to acquire its own navy, the Conservatives vehemently objected to Liberal Prime Minister Wilfrid Laurier s Naval Service Bill, which called for construction of that fleet to begin immediately.
• In 1909-1910, the Department of Marine and Fisheries became linked to efforts to develop a Canadian naval force, when on March 29, 1909, a Member of Parliament, George Foster, introduced a resolution in the Prime Minister Sir Wilfrid Laurier took Foster's resolution and introduced it as the Naval Service Bill.