Sentence examples for because the commonwealth from inspiring English sources

"It's a cop-out to say the rates shouldn't be a target because the commonwealth doesn't have responsibility," Gray said.

Two executions in Kentucky were delayed this year because the commonwealth had but one dose of thiopental sodium for the three murderers who have exhausted their appeals.

Its caucuses on June 7 could play an important role in the Clinton-Obama battle because the commonwealth has 56 delegates.

Wright said chaplains could stay in schools until the end of the year "because the commonwealth has chosen not to recoup money not yet spent" – including $37m for the last six months of 2014.

State governments argue they have stepped into the breach with ambitious RETs because the commonwealth made such a hash of renewables policy during the period of the Abbott government, putting a question mark over the federal RET which triggered an investment drought in the sector.

"We're in the process of writing to the United Nations Decolonisation Committee to be placed on the decolonisation list, because the Commonwealth of Australia is still a colony of England".

"For me, the Commonwealth Games is the pinnacle of my career and more important than any of my pro tournaments," said Joe. "Because the Commonwealths are recognised throughout sports and across generations by people who don't know squash, maybe wouldn't understand a British Open title, or a World Championship title.

Because if the commonwealth of Australia can do that then we can do it... what makes it more real?" Staying real, Murrumu recently won another small step on the road to commonwealth and Queensland recognition of Yidindji nationhood when a local church school accepted a Yidindji birth certificate to enrol his son.

After the Second World War, the pound and the dollar were the two designated reserve currencies under the Bretton Woods fixed exchange rate system, and that just about made sense because most of the Commonwealth was in the sterling area.

The event was valuable, not only because it was the first time these four politicians came together to discuss mental health, but also because it was the Commonwealth's first Gubernatorial Forum on this topic.

The Commonwealth was not mentioned because it was assumed that the Commonwealth parliament would have no power to make such laws.