Sentence examples similar to conservative commonwealth from inspiring English sources
By then at the head of the only conservative government in the nation, when Playford requested commonwealth funds to assist in the nationalisation of the AESC Prime Minister Chifley responded with glee and enthusiasm.
Locke is expressing the concerns and interests of the landed and moneyed men by whose consent James's successor, William III, came to the throne, and his commonwealth is strictly conservative, limiting the franchise and the preponderant power to the propertied classes (and to men, of course).
By the mid-60s, a stark division appeared to prevail between a pro-Commonwealth Labour government faced by a Conservative opposition, led by Ted Heath, which was committed to EEC entry.
This commonwealth of frustration is usually described among conservatives as the result of a tyranny of political correctness.
Successive Commonwealth governments used and built upon the 1940s enactments, before a conservative party enacted the National Health Act 1953 (Cth) (' National Health Act')[ 18].
He was socially conservative and eager to give a new philosophical sanction to a hierarchical, if businesslike, commonwealth in which family authority was most important.
United Australia Party, (UAP; 1931 44), political party formed by a fusion of Nationalist Party and conservative erstwhile Australian Labor Party members, which alone or in coalition with the Country Party controlled the Australian commonwealth government for 10 years.
Democrats in the commonwealth of Virginia are probably more dedicated to making sure people read Cuccinelli's rabidly social conservative book, The Last Line of Defense: The New Fight for American Liberty, than Cuccinelli is himself.
Won Commonwealth Games bronze.
