Sentence examples for was commonwealth from inspiring English sources
noun
A form of government, named for the concept that everything that is not owned by specific individuals or groups is owned collectively by everyone in the governmental unit, as opposed to a state, where the state itself owns such things.
The Shokalskiy's destination, 10 days away, was Commonwealth Bay in East Antarctica, a historic part of the continent first visited a century ago by the great British-Australian explorer and scientist Douglas Mawson.
On his retirement from Virginia in 1999, Professor Miller was Commonwealth professor and Thomas C. Sorensen professor of political and social thought; afterward, he was a scholar in ethics and institutions at the university's White Burkett Miller Center, which studies politics, policy and the presidency.
"Second chapter was Commonwealth, British, European, world champion, living the dream for five years as a world champion in the sport of boxing - which is my dream.
Heller also points out that Grundy was Commonwealth's Attorney not in Nelson County (the location of Bardstown), but in neighboring Washington County at the time.
"There is commonwealth responsibility for the harm being caused to people on Nauru and children," he said.
Now it is true that some of those could be Commonwealth citizens from a handful of countries given that electoral right.
Of the 78 world jurisdictions that criminalise homosexuality, 40 of them are Commonwealth states, with 14 of those states existing in Africa.
Despite being Commonwealth Games champion, Millar was overlooked for the time-trial event, with Wiggins and Froome set to ride at Hampton Court on August 1.
Joining her in the final will be Commonwealth champion Blessing Okagbare (10.89).
"I must say it feels pretty good being Commonwealth champ," Williams tweeted.
"It's a busy year, with a lot of big events, but I have a massive goal is to be Commonwealth champion," she said.
