Grenadians in a sentence

Emphasising the commitment to better living conditions, he reiterated the ministry’s dedication to ensuring the welfare of all Grenadians.

The 2 Grenadians were among over 50 athletes and coaches from 55 Commonwealth countries submitting applications for consideration.

His contribution to Grenada was born out of a love for Grenada and its people and he has touched and impacted the lives of many Grenadians.

The US has systematically sought to discredit everything brought about by the Revolution and the people who organised it, including the ordinary Grenadians who sacrificed so much to achieve these gains.

Gairy had the ability to socialise with all classes of Grenadians.

A man who imported electric torture machines from the Soviet bloc and presided over their use on Grenadians?

Despite this he experienced so much warmth and friendliness from so many Grenadians that he returned to Grenada and generously entrusted a brand new wheelchair, walker and crutches to the Sandals Foundation for us to donate on his behalf.

I take it they are some of the same union officials who weeks ago were demanding an apology from the Prime Minister for part of a speech he made at what I understand was a private meeting with Grenadians in New York Diaspora.

Many Grenadians can attest of continued suffering even after being able to have a court-trial, due to the disdain by the Executive for justice; judgements handed-down by the courts, especially for damages against the government, are often not honoured.

My Fellow Grenadians with these words from the Holy Bible I bring you the best wishes for this holiday season.

She said, “My desire is to establish a recycling museum where tourists can come and view what Grenadians have to do with trash and I know this is going to happen because I am not going to stop at teaching children.

So, maybe Mia Mottley is not aware that us Grenadians, have something to fear.

St. George’s (CMC) — A St. Vincent and the Grenadians national has been remanded into custody more than two years after he is alleged to gone to the St. George’s Market here and began shooting indiscriminately, injuring at least three people.

The CCJ cannot be the number one priority for Grenadians at this time and that Proposed Amendment to the constitution needs to be placed on back burner for now.

The Parliamentary Election Office (PEO) has used every means to reassure Grenadians that the conduct of the polls will be executed according to law, with checks and balances, and will be free and fair.

The vast majority of Grenadians, being a society very dependent on their government, choose to remain silent.

The Vincentian, David Hepburn, of Sion Hill, will spend five and a half years in jail while Grenadians Denrol Walker, will spend 4 and half years, and Isaac Moore, will spend three and a half years in jail.

This is a matter of national interest because it concerns all Grenadians living at home and abroad.

This move he says will serve to ensure that Grenadians can access higher education in industry-relevant industries.

Thus, the “good governance” principles, as well as the “putting people first” theme of NDC, must be elevated in its negotiations and representations on the priority issues and eager expectations of Grenadians.