Sentence examples for commonwealth in terms of from inspiring English sources
I think they're realizing that the net is closing in terms of the Commonwealth, in terms of South Africa losing patience.
The commonwealth was "rapidly disappearing from view in terms of their relevance to the people of Victoria", he said, adamant that the state needed to "get on with it" and begin preconstruction works on public transport reform.
"We will support public transport where that's the best outcome, the best value for money, the best outcome in terms of the commonwealth's investment – and the same goes with roads as well".
"Having said that it is an important sport for leading Commonwealth nations and is very appealing in terms of broadcasting rights so it does have an important part to play.
In terms of board membership, the Commonwealth government requirement included: a skills based rather than a representative Board; no one profession should dominate; and a minimum of seven members.
Then we'll make a decision in terms of the Europeans or Commonwealths.
"I'm pretty happy with that swim, so it's job done in terms of qualifying for the Commonwealths," he said.
But the Commonwealths were also important for the British swimmer in terms of life skills and learning to cope where many fail - performing in front of thousands of people watching you on the main stage.
By the late 1980's, childcare policy in terms of licensing and regulation was established in the state/territory governments independent from the Commonwealth government.
