Sentence examples for liberal commonwealth from inspiring English sources
Thus large numbers of people who invested optimism in The Man From Hope became embittered by Clinton's penchant for breaking promises and for eroding, in the process, the very culture of trust on which a liberal commonwealth depends.
Revolution or liberal democracy?
In its response to the ACL questionnaire used to compile the voting guide, the Liberals ruled out suspending commonwealth anti-discrimination laws in the lead-up to the same-sex marriage plebiscite.
Kentucky's not the most liberal part of the country, but he's like a man possessed when it comes to covering his commonwealth's families.
My cousin Vicky in San Juan — a politically sophisticated liberal and a good-humored pro-commonwealth patriot — called the plebiscite "una trampa" (a trap).
The government's defence of Dyson Heydon hinges on the argument that the law lecture the royal commissioner agreed to give was not a fundraiser because it wasn't going to raise very much money – even though the invitation did solicit donations for the New South Wales Liberals' election campaign and provide details of the relevant commonwealth electoral disclosure laws.
Acceptable cappuccino was also available throughout the commonwealth at Dunkin' Donuts outlets, which makes one wonder if liberal elitism really begins and ends in Cambridge, Hyde Park and Berkeley these days.
The British tradition, influential in most Commonwealth countries and former colonial territories, has emphasized the provision of noncredit courses of "liberal" studies.
Somerset's commissions were led by an evangelical M.P. called John Hales, whose socially liberal rhetoric linked the issue of enclosure with Reformation theology and the notion of a godly commonwealth.
