Sentence examples for achieving independent from inspiring English sources

According to Disability Rights UK, a national organisation of disabled people, they are "the route to achieving independent living based on the social model of disability".

With increasing demand in the market, strong support from the government, and the rise of local enterprises, the development of the urban rail transit industry in the 13th Five-Year Plan period will shift from "localized" to "self-developed" technologies and equipment, thus achieving independent breakthroughs in innovation.

The ability to walk on uneven surfaces is important for achieving independent walking in the community.

The improved performance on uneven surfaces is important for achieving independent walking and improves accessibility in the community.

This enhances the possibility of achieving independent or group living in a normal community environment as the dominant type of residence.

Those who survive have substantial disability, most often never achieving independent ambulation and usually requiring continuous ventilator support, and suffer premature lethality.

It's a mystery why this ravishing solo has not achieved independent life as a recital work.

Copperbelt University, formerly a part of the University of Zambia, achieved independent university status in 1987 and is located at Kitwe.

(See "Magic dust," May 3rd).These so-called chipsats were the tiniest fully functional satellites to reach orbit, even though they failed to achieve independent flight.

Warfield achieved independent stardom, mostly on less prominent stages, but eventually the Met invited her back for two Dalilas in the new house.

No Balkan people, no matter how strong their sense of national purpose, could achieve independent statehood, or even a separate administrative identity, without external support.