Sentence examples for Sense of commonwealth from inspiring English sources

Here is a president whose most significant legacy was to plunge our country into a devastating and unnecessary war in Iraq, one that has made the Middle East demonstrably more unsafe while demolishing our standing in the world; and who has devastated our economy, our civil liberties and the very sense of commonwealth that has held this country together.

At George Mason, as officials homed in on how many faculty members they would need to hire and continued sharpening cost estimates, they began in August and September to get a sense of what the commonwealth might contribute.

Not here, not at the Commonwealths and the sense of that inclusion was overwhelming.

Also winner of Commonwealth Games gold.

Puerto Rico Public Finance Corp., $385 million of commonwealth appropriation bonds.

There are several universities in the state, financed by the Commonwealth or by some combination of Commonwealth, state, and private funding.

At the same time as the PHRN and CDL were developing, a number of Commonwealth government agencies came together to establish a set of guiding principles for data integration involving Commonwealth data [ 21].

They will require the will and support of Commonwealth and State governments and other stakeholder groups including general practitioners.

Both Americans and natives of a United States commonwealth with its own culture and sense of nationhood, many Puerto Ricans have resisted acculturation.

The prize, created in 1969 for the best novel written in English by an author from a Commonwealth country, was awarded last week to Julian Barnes for "The Sense of an Ending".

And no doubt some will see Barnes's victory as more a lifetime achievement award than a genuine recognition of "A Sense of an Ending" as the best novel by a writer from Britain, Ireland, or the Commonwealth this year.