Sentence examples for help commonwealth from inspiring English sources

In addition, "we'll do our best" to help Commonwealth and EU citizens, Mr Watt said.

She promised to be like a magpie stealing good ideas from around the globe to help commonwealth countries fight corruption by a creating a "Conspiracy of the Just".

The revenues, he said, would help the commonwealth pay for road and bridge repair, and provide property tax relief to homeowners.

The House Natural Resources Committee approved the bill, which would establish an oversight board to help the commonwealth restructure its un-payable debt and craft an economic recovery plan, in a 29-10 vote.

Namely, some lawmakers are wary of the bill because it creates a seven-person financial oversight board authorized to help the commonwealth restructure its $70 billion in unpayable debt and draft an economic recovery plan.

The Obama administration has made the mass departure of people from Puerto Rico a central part of its pleas for congressional action to help the commonwealth, warning that the out-migration is worsening the island's crippling debt crisis by depleting its tax base.

Its location and status may also be helping the commonwealth weather the travel industry travails.

A close associate of the political leader Luis Mu~noz Marín, who became Puerto Rico's first elected governor in 1949 and helped achieve commonwealth status for it in 1952, Mr. Benítez drafted the Bill of Human Rights included in the new Constitution, which recognized citizens' social and economic rights as well as their human rights.

That trail will be helped post-Commonwealth Games in 2014, when Queen's Park will have access to the improved facilities currently being built at Lesser Hampden - which is going to be a warm-up track and jump area for athletes competing at the main focal point of Hampden.

A 7% sales tax, to take effect in November, was intended to help repay the commonwealth's debt.

The sporting fields where Australia's greats began their careers are built and rebuilt with Commonwealth help, as are the halls and community centres where our most of our well-known stars first felt the magic of the stage.