Sentence examples for the current commonwealth from inspiring English sources
The current commonwealth status was not listed as an option.
The current commonwealth funding agreement provided for the festival through the Australia Council expires next year.
But don't hold your breath waiting for urban policy leadership from the current Commonwealth government.
The submission says the current commonwealth marine reserve system does not meet global best practice or even the federal government's own policies.
Elsewhere around Australia, scientists and environmentalists fear too much priority is being given by the current Commonwealth government to protecting fishing and mining businesses.
Although that relationship has become politically controversial, the vast majority of Puerto Rican voters have continued to favour permanent union with the United States, with a slightly greater number favouring the current commonwealth relationship rather than statehood.
But the proposal also recognizes that a majority of Puerto Ricans aren't happy with their current commonwealth status.
On the same night, at the fabulous King's Hall in Belfast, the current British and Commonwealth heavyweight champion Tyson Fury survived a frightening third round when he was sent on an unplanned boogie across the ring after taking a wild right hand from the American Nicolai Firtha.
The current Territory and Commonwealth Governments' social and economic development policies [ 13, 20], i.e. other than those targeting tobacco, were mentioned as a challenge and are discussed more fully under the heading 'Group 3: stress'.
Silver Athletics, 400m hurdles Form guide The Welshman has been in sensational form, winning back-to-back titles over the last two years; he is the current World, European and Commonwealth champion and the second fastest ever Briton over the 400m hurdles.
"A lot of the fighters in gyms on the amateur circuit are travellers," says Billy Joe Saunders, the current middleweight British and Commonwealth champion, who is himself a Romany Gypsy.
