Sentence examples for about what independence from inspiring English sources
There is also the question about what independence portends for the continent.
He knows the apparently favourable polls may be misleading: those that include the menacing word "separation" are less encouraging, suggesting some public confusion about what independence would mean.
The commonest complaint against both of them, as against the Yes campaign in general, is their failure to say enough about what independence will mean.
One senior Labour figure argues: "It is still a strong card, people's doubt and anxiety about what independence would mean in practice.
Scotland has an SNP farm minister who has made promises about what independence would deliver.
So if people do come to feel rather clearer in their minds about what independence would entail then maybe that might see the balance of opinion change too.
What independence is about is the dissolution of the parliaments not the dissolution of the union of the crowns.
That is, in part, what independence is all about.
Chaplin, on that boat in 1910, may have been joking about the triumphant destiny that awaited him in the United States, but once he had realized his basic dream of financial independence, he expanded the boundaries of what independence could mean.
Is that what Independence Day is?
