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Meanings of commonwealth of nations in English

Russian
британское содружество
Portuguese
comunidade de nações
Catalan
commonwealth
Spanish
mancomunidad de naciones
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Intergovernmental organisation.

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        британское содружество
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        Examples for "commonwealth"
        Examples for "commonwealth"
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        Wherefore the senate is no more than the debate of the commonwealth.
        The Commonwealth of Oceana
        2
        Gallagher told Guardian Australia in August the commonwealth had a clear responsibility.
        The Guardian
        3
        Fact is, that's who the commonwealth of Virginia represents in this case.
        I'd know you anywhere
        4
        The commonwealth did not want that tested in a court of law.
        The Guardian
        5
        The magistrates of the commonwealth were the superintendents of the Sacred Games.
        Athens: Its Rise and Fall, Book I
        1
        Wherefore the senate is no more than the debate of the commonwealth.
        The Commonwealth of Oceana
        2
        Gallagher told Guardian Australia in August the commonwealth had a clear responsibility.
        The Guardian
        3
        Fact is, that's who the commonwealth of Virginia represents in this case.
        I'd know you anywhere
        4
        According to the commonwealth's attorney's report, she thought they would hurt her.
        Ebony
        5
        Thus constituted was the commonwealth upon the death of William the Silent.
        History of the United Netherlands from the Death of William the ...
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        Great Britain, the British Commonwealth of Nations, mighty America must be friends and sponsors of the new Europe, he said.
        The Irish Times
        1
        Many countries are members of the British Commonwealth, yet still remain republics.
        The Irish Times
        2
        Gambia is set to rejoin the British Commonwealth under new president Adama Barrow.
        The Irish Times
        3
        The association was now called the Commonwealth, not the British Commonwealth.
        The Irish Times
        4
        More than 500 German and British Commonwealth soldiers are buried at the war cemetery.
        Reuters
        5
        She remarked: "Now we are entering part of that so-called British Commonwealth."
        The Irish Times
        Usage of commonwealth of nations in English
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        The new England was admitted into the older Commonwealth of nations.
        General History for Colleges and High Schools
        2
        Vanuatu passport holders, as members of the Commonwealth of Nations, can travel to 113 countries.
        Radio NZ
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        They recommended reforms to ensure the Commonwealth of Nations might continue to exercise geopolitical and cultural influence.
        The Guardian
        4
        There have been fifty-threeover 50 countries that are recognised as being part of the Commonwealth of Nations.
        The South African
        5
        Scotland, a Labour peer and former attorney general, has been secretary general of the Commonwealth of Nations since 2016.
        The Guardian
        6
        Great Britain, the British Commonwealth of Nations, mighty America must be friends and sponsors of the new Europe, he said.
        The Irish Times
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        Dependent or not upon Britain's government, the member states of the Commonwealth of Nations all have a historical tie to Britain.
        The South African
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        From there, the British Commonwealth started going by the Commonwealth of Nations, and you will commonly see it shortened as the Commonwealth.
        The South African
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        In 2001, Zimbabwe was suspended from the Commonwealth of Nations after its elections were found to be flawed and was marred by violence.
        News.com.au
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        The Reform Movement wants Ireland to rejoin the Commonwealth of Nations and a change in the Constitution "to reflect the multi-cultural, increasingly secular Irish Republic".
        The Irish Times