Sentence examples for such commonwealth from inspiring English sources

By 1910 there were Boy Scout troops in Sweden, Mexico, Argentina, and the United States, as well as such Commonwealth countries as Canada, Australia, and South Africa.

"I shall attempt to show that no such commonwealth ever existed, because true justice was never present in it" (p. 80), since the Romans did not obey the true God; cf. XIX.21.

Most of his possessions were in Ukraine, and he became Ukraine's unofficial ruler; some foreigners referred to him as "viceroy of Ukraine", though no such Commonwealth position ever existed.

Such a commonwealth has no intrinsic supernatural or moral sanction: it derives its original authority from the people and can command loyalty only so long as it succeeds in keeping the peace.

Local restaurants, once a byword for gastric distress, are now recognized as among some of the best in the nation, and hotels such as the Commonwealth rival those in New York or London.

It was this reality that led Aristotle (who himself came from just such a small commonwealth, Stageira) to define man as a political animal.

Replevin, also called revendication, a form of lawsuit in common-law countries, such as England, Commonwealth countries, and the United States, for return of personal property wrongfully taken and for compensation for resulting loss.

McCormack said: "Everyone involved in Scotland Rugby League is really pleased that arrangements for the European Championships are now in place, especially after hosting such a successful Commonwealth nines in Glasgow.

A good chance to see many of the Games' hopefuls, such as double Commonwealth champion and 50m world-record holder, Liam Tancock, in the 100m backstroke, and Fran Halsall looking to defend the 50m butterfly gold she won in Delhi in 2010.

Other countries left the Commonwealth, such as Burma in January 1948, Palestine (divided between Israel and the Arab states) in May 1948 and the Republic of Ireland in 1949.

A personal note about her faith often features in her annual Royal Christmas Message broadcast to the Commonwealth, such as in 2000, when she spoke about the theological significance of the millennium marking the 2000th anniversary of the birth of Jesus Christ: She is the patron of over 600 organisations and charities.