Sentence examples for on commonwealth from inspiring English sources

By George Starbuck The New Yorker, October 3 , 1959P. 42 On Commonwealth, on Marlborough, View Article By Rivka Galchen By Jia Tolentino By Malcolm Gladwell By Zoë Heller.

In the era of heavy handed government "protection" and under the shadow of the White Australia Policy, these outspoken Indigenous leaders called on Commonwealth citizens to examine the case "from the Aborigine's point of view".

The Earth Day board up of the burned out duplex on Commonwealth is just one aspect of a comprehensive strategy to lower crime and raise the quality of life in Detroit's greater downtown area.

The people's lives in Boston      Are flowers blown in glass; On Commonwealth, on Beacon,      They bow and speak and pass.

A British Foreign Office spokesman said: "Decisions on Commonwealth membership are a matter for each member government.

A pair of activist investors ratcheted up the pressure on CommonWealth REIT on Wednesday, filing a lawsuit to block a proposed stock offering and reiterating a proposal to acquire the real estate company outright.

The Coalition and the Greens are locked in a procedural tussle with Labor in the Senate to bring on the commonwealth electoral amendment bill 2016.

Earlier this week, new federal education minister and Liberal party ideologue Christopher Pyne touted a "higher education" shakeup, including considering reinstating caps on commonwealth-funded university places.

Unemployment was at a ten-year peak, rising to 2.14 percent in August (though the unemployment rate was calculated differently compared to the present, and did not include thousands of rural workers on Commonwealth-financed relief work).

It is no stretch to say that an attack on a Commonwealth partner is an attack on the Commonwealth as a whole.

In 1633 Koniecpolski thwarted the Turks' attacks on the Commonwealth, defeating their forces on 4 July at Sasowy Róg.