"royal" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the reigning monarchy of a given country, or when describing something as being of the highest quality. Example sentence: The royal family of England is renowned around the world for its grandeur.
"After [King Salman, Abdullah's successor, departs the scene], a power struggle within the royal family is likely.
The last time local government in England was considered in depth was by the royal commission that reported in 1969.
His Edymandias EdStone moment may have been one of the most ill-conceived political stunts of all time: fortunately the monarchy came to the rescue with the timely arrival of the royal baby to fill the news pages instead.
It is 10 years to the day since the bill to ban foxhunting in England and Wales received the royal assent.
"He's said from the start that he wants to co-operate completely with the royal commission and I'd expect that to continue," Fisher said.
"I do believe that George Pell should help the royal commission and if that means coming back to Australia to co-operate with the royal commission he should," Mr Shorten told reporters in Melbourne on Friday.
Equally he has the venue they deserve, Royal County Down is a classic links course, hugely demanding and offering a unique challenge that will be enthralling to watch.
A spokesperson for the Royal Victoria hospital confirmed Robinson had a medical procedure after he arrived there, saying: "Mr Robinson underwent a procedure this morning and is currently recovering.
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MARIA CAULFIELD, 40 TORY, LEWES A nurse at the Royal Marsden hospital in London, where she is a research sister leading a team in breast cancer research, Caulfield is also an owner and shareholder of Lewes football club and a non-executive director of the local housing charity BHT Sussex, which works to prevent homelessness.
In 1974, he became the youngest fellow of the Royal Society since I don't know when, so he had attracted public attention.
