Sentence examples similar to Term of independence from inspiring English sources

The terms of independence will then be known.

The terms of independence could not depend on Scotland alone.

A yes vote, they say, will mean short-term instability and business stagnation as the terms of independence are negotiated.

A Yes vote does not deliver independence; it delivers a negotiation to secure the terms of independence.

I have shifted my position from a strong "no" to being on the fence in terms of independence.

Born after the Revolution, the first generation of Americans inherited a truly new world and, with it, the task of working out the terms of Independence.

We know that the terms of independence would need to be negotiated with many countries including the rest of the UK and the EU.

It didn't suit me, but I can see the value in terms of independence and self-sufficiency, even a sense of invulnerability.

As for the Arabs in the Jewish state, he went on to say in the self-same speech:We must think in terms of a state, in terms of independence, in terms of full responsibility for ourselves and for others.

(In Ireland's peculiar politics, the difference between the two main parties dates from the 1922 civil war, fought over the terms of independence from the British).

To determine whether the implementation of a national program to improve quality of care in geriatric rehabilitation (GR) in the Netherlands improves successful GR in terms of independence in activities of daily living (ADL), discharge destination, and length of stay.