Sentence examples for fellow commonwealth from inspiring English sources

I am calling on my fellow Commonwealth leaders to unite in condemnation of terrorism, and cooperate in its eradication.

Mr Cameron was running a few minutes late for a face-to-face meeting with President Rajapaksa before both leaders were due to sit down with fellow Commonwealth leaders and Prince Charles for the summit dinner.

He added: "I hope that through places like Pride House we can gently but firmly, respectfully but consistently urge fellow Commonwealth countries to not only pay lip service to the values of the Commonwealth but also honour those values that include respecting everyone in society, regardless of their faith, background and sexuality".

In the not too distant past British prime ministers would usually herald their arrival at Chogm with an article, possibly written jointly with a fellow Commonwealth leader, saying that the time had arrived to rejuvenate the body, these days composed of 53 member states – Fiji was suspended in 2009.

Scott is trained by the father of fellow Commonwealth gold medal winner Charlotte Kerwood, Dan.

In addition to Fragapane's beam final, fellow Commonwealth champions Dan Keatings (pommel horse) and Becky Downie (uneven bars) will also return to action on Saturday when they will hope to challenge for medals.

As a Commonwealth research fellow (1929 32), Whitehead studied under the American mathematician Oswald Veblen at Princeton University and gained his Ph.D. in 1932.

The 30-year-old has found himself in the shadow of fellow Welshman and reigning Commonwealth Games champion Dai Greene for many years.

Gavin will also be sharing a dressing room with an old amateur pal, fellow Brummie Don Broadhurst, 24, who defends his Commonwealth super-flyweight title against Isaac Owusu of Ghana.

He is part of a 30-strong team in Eindhoven with fellow experienced campaigners Ellie Simmonds and new Commonwealth champion Ollie Hynd as well as the likes of Amy Marren, Steph Slater and Tom Hamer, who will be competing at their first Europeans.

Labour has been disappointed by David Cameron's refusal to boycott the Commonwealth festivities in Sri Lanka, along with fellow guests Prince Charles and William Hague.