Sentence examples for commonwealth subjects from inspiring English sources

British and Commonwealth subjects are recognized for especially meritorious achievement in almost any field.

Although Australians, like many Commonwealth subjects, are enamoured with the younger royals, the Queen's husband of 62 years is less well regarded.

In addition to the Cossack formations, another group that provided notable service to the Polish state were the Tatars, some of whom resided in Lithuania, and were Commonwealth subjects.

"What have ye to do with my marriage?" she asked, and "What are ye within this commonwealth?" "A subject born within the same, Madam," Knox replied.

Commonwealth citizens not subjects of the Queen and foreigners may be made Honorary Members.

But the investors warned that the potential raised offer was subject to CommonWealth beginning negotiations within 48 hours.

Any future proposal to log public native forests should be subject to commonwealth environmental laws in the same way as for all other industries," the statement said.

4. "For to be subject to laws is to be subject to the commonwealth — that is to the sovereign — that is, to himself, which is not subjection but freedom from the laws" (Leviathan, Ch. 29, 255). 5. What Parliament does "no authority upon Earth can undo".

If there is any inconsistency between state and federal laws, the federal laws prevail, and the subjects granted to the Commonwealth may be varied by an appropriate Commonwealth act.

On more modern subjects he wrote The Commonwealth at War (1917), A Short History of the Great War (1920), and Factors in American History (1925).

The bill that finally passed was a victory for the commonwealth party, making enforcement difficult and subject to reprisal lawsuits.