Sentence examples for come commonwealth from inspiring English sources

The most recent strategy from the Australian government, the Reef 2050 Long-term Sustainability plan, addresses this issue head on and is specifically designed to "ensure the Great Barrier Reef continues to improve on its Outstanding Universal Value every decade between now and 2050 to be a natural wonder for each successive generation to come" (Commonwealth of Australia 2015).

In 1897, Garran published The Coming Commonwealth, an influential book on the history of the Federation movement and the debate over the 1891 draft of the Constitution of Australia.

The latest estimates suggest just 9,110 soldiers are from ethnic minorities, and many of these come from Commonwealth countries, rather than communities in the UK.

The initial wave had come from Commonwealth countries in the Caribbean and the Indian subcontinent to man Britain's buses and factories.

That is a fair point: the judges will surely be seeing a lot of American novels next year, and because publishers are limited in the number of books they can submit, fewer will likely come from Commonwealth countries.

Claiming that the changes will create a level playing field for EU citizens and those coming from Commonwealth countries, they add: "Those seeking entry for work or study should be admitted on the basis of their skills without discrimination on the ground of nationality.

That vote was a tipping point: never again would the Commonwealth come close to reinstating capital punishment.

The judge added, pointing toward Hernandez: "The facts as I understand them, as presented to me, is that this gentleman, either by himself or with two other people who he requested come to the commonwealth, basically in coldblooded fashion killed someone because that person disrespected him.

And, in the far more likely event that they didn't, he could say exactly what he has been saying all weekend: "Don't come to the commonwealth asking for more money when you weren't prepared to even think about putting taxes up yourselves … Now the ball is back in your court".

The heads of government of the 53 nations of the Commonwealth come together every two years for a summit.

I just feel calm coming from Commonwealths, coming from Europeans, this team we've got now is so calm.