Sentence examples for commonwealth was founded from inspiring English sources
The Commonwealth was founded in 1931 but acquired its modern shape after 1949 as former British colonies and protectorates, including The Gambia, started to achieve self-government and varying degrees of independence.
Our commonwealth was founded on the principles of tolerance, respect, and equality.
Like Hurtado, however, Coninck clearly distinguished between nature and supernature, defining the power of secular princes as totally political and natural (politica et naturalis); it could not be greater than that power by which the commonwealth itself was founded, which looked only to a natural end.
When the school was founded nearly 150 years ago, serving the commonwealth meant training farmers and workers in mechanical science, spokesman Mark Owczarski said.
The Icelandic Age of Settlement is considered to have lasted from 874 to 930, at which point most of the island had been claimed and Alþing, the assembly of the Icelandic Commonwealth, was founded in Þingvellir.
The Royal Exchange was founded.
Written in a clear and jargon-free style, this dictionary is useful to anyone without a legal qualification who comes into contact with the law in the United Kingdom or any Commonwealth country where the legal system is founded on English law.
Throwing off subordination to a distant throne, they made a commonwealth, the first in history to be founded explicitly on principles of self-government and political equality.
Save-the-Redwoods League is founded.
