Sentence examples for commonwealth learning from inspiring English sources
She has also helped develop distance learning materials for east and southern Africa under a Commonwealth learning project.
"Sexual assault occurs too often on college campuses, and it is critically important that we redouble our efforts to combat incidents that harm our students and undermine what we stand for as a commonwealth of learning," Pelton wrote.
He said Britain should concentrate on forging stronger links with Commonwealth countries and could learn from countries like Norway or Switzerland, who he said flourished outside the EU.
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.
The Commonwealth government, which has engaged in an extended orgy of self-congratulation for having "stopped the boats" is increasingly concerned to prevent ordinary Australians from learning about the way we treat asylum seekers in detention.
Had he boxed in the first half of the contest like he did in the second half, he would this morning be admiring the British, European and Commonwealth middleweight titles – but he learned that posing like his father once did can be a costly business.
New research (pdf) on LGBT rights in the Commonwealth aims to show how Commonwealth governments have made progress on LGBT rights and present best practice that other governments can learn from.
But Commonwealth countries have not always offered an open environment; among the things they learned from British mentors along with ideals like the presumption of innocence was how to protect the profession from pesky competitors.
"This is my first Commonwealths and I've never been to a competition of this scale so I've definitely learned a lot.
"Citizens of the commonwealth should not see a dramatic change.
Protestants lauded Walsingham as "a sound pillar of our commonwealth and chief patron of virtue, learning and chivalry".
