Sentence examples for commonwealth a from inspiring English sources

Now Breeze, 34, says she is fully focused after lifting 45kg above the Commonwealth A standard weight.

has a 'substantial criminal record', having been sentenced to death, life imprisonment or a term of imprisonment of 12 months or more; or. has been convicted or found guilty of a sexual offence involving a child; and. is serving a sentence in prison for an offence against a law of the Commonwealth, a State or a Territory.

But keep an eye on this: should Goode get on in Virginia, it could make the Commonwealth a safe state for Obama.

The Gambia has declared that it is withdrawing from the Commonwealth, a "neocolonial institution", according to the country's president, Yahya Jammeh.

MOGADISHU, Somalia — The new nation of South Sudan has expressed a desire to join the Commonwealth, a group composed mainly of former British colonies, and said that it would change the language used in schools from Arabic to English.

In 1991, with Labour still in opposition and a general election due by June 1992, he proposed the Commonwealth of Britain Bill, abolishing the monarchy in favour of the United Kingdom becoming a "democratic, federal and secular commonwealth", a republic with a written constitution.

In 2006, George Mason was a No. 11 seed for its magical run to the Final Four, and so was Virginia Commonwealth a year later when it upset Duke in the first round.

Mickiewicz had been brought up in the culture of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth, a multicultural state that had encompassed most of what today are the separate countries of Poland, Lithuania, Belarus and Ukraine.

He was the first Irish delegate to accept the British terms, later embodied in the Anglo-Irish Treaty (Dec. 6, 1921), under which the Irish Free State came into existence as a self-governing dominion in the British Commonwealth a year later.

The Union of Lublin of 1569 established the Polish Lithuanian Commonwealth, a more closely unified federal state, replacing the previously existing personal union of the two countries.

As head of the British Commonwealth, a community of former British colonies that includes Canada and Australia, the Queen has a purely ceremonial role.