Sentence examples for largest commonwealth from inspiring English sources

Tyne Cot is the largest of these, indeed the largest Commonwealth military cemetery anywhere in the world.

Brookwood Military Cemetery, near Woking in Surrey, is just 30 miles (48km) from London and the largest Commonwealth war cemetery in the UK.

At Tyne Cot, the largest Commonwealth war cemetery in the world, many of the broken white Portland stone headstones are being replaced with marble - part of an effort to get the cemeteries looking perfect for the expected crowds.

You are not wanted in this great commonwealth.

REPORTER AT LARGE about Commonwealth immigrants in England.

But his invitation is profoundly secular, for his critique of the shrunken circles of love that reduce family, tribe, and nation to shelters from the larger human commonwealth has everything to do with this world, not the next.

The delegation was to have been larger, but Commonwealth funding was withdrawn at the last minute.

Labor's finance spokesman, Tony Burke, said the legislation introduced by the former government after the first Williams ruling was "an interim measure designed to ensure the validity of funding for a large number of commonwealth programs".

Martin said the large reduction in commonwealth support for programs such as engineering was "difficult to understand given the government's public support for the idea that our economic future will depend on high tech industries and a knowledge economy".

In terms of the legislative fix being a botch up – Burke's line to the Coalition is stop whinging, you voted for it: The legislative amendments were an interim measure designed to ensure the validity of funding for a large number of Commonwealth programs, while further work was done to strengthen the legislative framework for these programs.

Experienced swimmers such as Halsall - 50m butterfly gold medalist - and Tancock - 50m backstroke and 100m backstroke winner - will be joined by a large number of Commonwealth debutants in the squad.