Sentence examples for good commonwealth from inspiring English sources

"We feel Connecticut dollars are going across the border to the good Commonwealth of Massachusetts," said State Senator John A. Kissel, a Republican from Enfield.

Shortly thereafter the wartime direction of trade began when the British asked the Australian government to place certain restrictions upon overseas trade in order to secure resources vital to the war effort and to limit the ability of the Central Powers from obtaining these goods from Commonwealth nations via neutral third parties.

This is good for our commonwealth.

If the presidency were to pass back and forth between two or three families in any Latin American nation we would call it an oligarchy... Our Founders created a republic and, being keen students of the history of republics beginning with Athens, they knew that placing special and narrow interests ahead of the common good and the commonwealth was the corruption that destroyed republics.

Full name: Commonwealth of Australia.

And I happen to be good in Euro and Commonwealth years rather than world years".

The Holy Spirit is a wellspring of solidarity that undergirds commitment to building a commonwealth, common good society among individuals of differing backgrounds and moral commitments.

"It doesn't do the commonwealth any good to get Edward Avery to plead on something other than conspiracy with Lynn, Thomas Bergstromm, a lawyer for Monsignor Lynn, said in an interview.

For more than 200 years, as Americans created a commonwealth of goods, they have become a commonwealth of citizens.

My cousin Vicky in San Juan — a politically sophisticated liberal and a good-humored pro-commonwealth patriot — called the plebiscite "una trampa" (a trap).

Howells added: "It is a really good way to close the Commonwealth-only era of the Booker with the youngest-ever winner and the longest-ever book".