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British Commonwealth - traducción al holandés

British Commonwealth Banknote-issuing Institutions; British Commonwealth banknote-issuing institutions

British Commonwealth         
  • The [[Commonwealth War Graves Commission]] commemorates 1.7 million Commonwealth war dead and maintains 2,500 war cemeteries around the world, including this one in [[Gallipoli]].
  • Draft of the 1921 [[Anglo-Irish Treaty]], with "British Empire" crossed out and "British Commonwealth of Nations" added by hand.
  • Peter Fraser]] (New Zealand) and [[John Curtin]] (Australia)
  • The Commonwealth flag flying at the [[Parliament of Canada]] in [[Ottawa]]
  • The members of the Commonwealth shaded according to their political status. Commonwealth realms are shown in blue, while republics are shaded pink, and members with their own monarchies are displayed in green.
  • Commonwealth House, the headquarters of the [[Royal Commonwealth Society]]
  • [[Marlborough House]], London, the headquarters of the [[Commonwealth Secretariat]], the Commonwealth's principal intergovernmental institution
  • Parliament House]], [[New Delhi]], India. The Commonwealth Charter states the Commonwealth's commitment to democracy, and many Commonwealth countries use the [[Westminster system]].
  • South African writer [[Olive Schreiner]].
  • Flags of the members of the Commonwealth in [[Parliament Square]], London
  • Queen Elizabeth II]], the longest-serving [[Head of the Commonwealth]], was in office for 70 years.
  • 2006 Games]] in [[Melbourne]].
  • Queen Elizabeth II's Platinum Jubilee]] in 2022 in [[Wellington]], New Zealand.
POLITICAL ASSOCIATION OF MOSTLY FORMER BRITISH EMPIRE TERRITORIES
British Commonwealth; Old Commonwealth; Commonweath of Nations; British Commonwealth of Nations; New Commonwealth; Commonwealth (of Nations); Commonwealth of nations; Commonwealth Nation; Commonwealth nation; Nations of the commonwealth; Nations of the Commonwealth; British Commowealth; Commonwealth Nations; Royal Commonwealth; The Commonwealth of Nations; Symbols of the Commonwealth of Nations; Councils of the Commonwealth; Symbols of the Commonwealth; The Commonwealth; British commonwealth; Commonwealth Countries; Common wealth countries; Common Wealth countries; Common Wealth Countries; Plan G; British Commonwealth and Empire; Commonwealth country
het Britse Gemenebest (beleidsorganisatie opgezet in 1944)
British Commonwealth of Nations         
  • The [[Commonwealth War Graves Commission]] commemorates 1.7 million Commonwealth war dead and maintains 2,500 war cemeteries around the world, including this one in [[Gallipoli]].
  • Draft of the 1921 [[Anglo-Irish Treaty]], with "British Empire" crossed out and "British Commonwealth of Nations" added by hand.
  • Peter Fraser]] (New Zealand) and [[John Curtin]] (Australia)
  • The Commonwealth flag flying at the [[Parliament of Canada]] in [[Ottawa]]
  • The members of the Commonwealth shaded according to their political status. Commonwealth realms are shown in blue, while republics are shaded pink, and members with their own monarchies are displayed in green.
  • Commonwealth House, the headquarters of the [[Royal Commonwealth Society]]
  • [[Marlborough House]], London, the headquarters of the [[Commonwealth Secretariat]], the Commonwealth's principal intergovernmental institution
  • Parliament House]], [[New Delhi]], India. The Commonwealth Charter states the Commonwealth's commitment to democracy, and many Commonwealth countries use the [[Westminster system]].
  • South African writer [[Olive Schreiner]].
  • Flags of the members of the Commonwealth in [[Parliament Square]], London
  • Queen Elizabeth II]], the longest-serving [[Head of the Commonwealth]], was in office for 70 years.
  • 2006 Games]] in [[Melbourne]].
  • Queen Elizabeth II's Platinum Jubilee]] in 2022 in [[Wellington]], New Zealand.
POLITICAL ASSOCIATION OF MOSTLY FORMER BRITISH EMPIRE TERRITORIES
British Commonwealth; Old Commonwealth; Commonweath of Nations; British Commonwealth of Nations; New Commonwealth; Commonwealth (of Nations); Commonwealth of nations; Commonwealth Nation; Commonwealth nation; Nations of the commonwealth; Nations of the Commonwealth; British Commowealth; Commonwealth Nations; Royal Commonwealth; The Commonwealth of Nations; Symbols of the Commonwealth of Nations; Councils of the Commonwealth; Symbols of the Commonwealth; The Commonwealth; British commonwealth; Commonwealth Countries; Common wealth countries; Common Wealth countries; Common Wealth Countries; Plan G; British Commonwealth and Empire; Commonwealth country
Britse Gemenebest
the Crown         
  • King [[Charles III]], the living embodiment of the crown in each of the [[Commonwealth realm]]s
  • in-Parliament]]
  • crown]]
  • coat of arms of the sovereign of the United Kingdom]] on the [[Westminster Magistrates' Court]] building in [[London]], England
IN COMMONWEALTH REALMS, CORPORATION SOLE OF THE HEAD OF STATE
British Crown; English Crown; The Crown (Regina); The Crown (Rex); British crown; The crown; Crown body; Crown property; The Crown (British Commonwealth); The Crown (Commonwealth realms); The British Crown; Crown forces; Crown Forces
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Definición

the commonwealth
archaic the general good.

Wikipedia

Commonwealth banknote-issuing institutions

Commonwealth banknote-issuing institutions also British Empire Paper Currency Issuers comprises a list of public, private, state-owned banks and other government bodies and Currency Boards who issued legal tender: banknotes.

Ejemplos de uso de British Commonwealth
1. The games are a kind of Olympics for members of the British Commonwealth.
2. The 53–nation British Commonwealth suspended Fiji on Friday, a decision Leweni said had been expected.
3. In 1'62, the Caribbean nation of Trinidad and Tobago became independent within the British Commonwealth.
4. According to the Commonwealth War Graves Commission, the British Commonwealth lost 1.7 million troops in the two world wars.
5. The British Commonwealth suspended the country from the club and other governments imposed a few soft sanctions.