Sentence examples for although independence from inspiring English sources

Although independence is required, it need not be more than formal constitutional independence.

Early Holiday Although Independence Day falls on a Tuesday this year, some typical holiday activities begin over the weekend.

Although independence is the party's raison d'être, the government had been soft-pedalling this option for fear that it would frighten away supporters who did not fancy another divisive referendum or the upheaval that would accompany any eventual separation.

Although independence had been proclaimed on November 22, 1943, it was not until after another crisis in 1945 that an agreement was reached on a simultaneous withdrawal of British and French troops.

Although independence is the long-term goal of Plaid Cymru, few in the party give the impression it is likely to happen any time soon.

Although independence provides an enviable amount of creative autonomy, it utterly lacks the security that a large university can provide in times of financial distress.

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Although the independence referendum was in the manifesto, the first reference to it being in the second half of the five-year parliament was made days before the election in a televised debate.

Although Cuban independence was granted by the Treaty of Paris (December 10 , 1898, U.S. forces continued to occupy the country, and General John R. Brooke, who was designated the military governor on January 1 , 1899 tried to exclude Cubans from government.

Although the independence of the Attorney General is supposed to be a given -- which made the abominable betrayal of that independence by Alberto Gonzales so wounding -- in reality, even the most principled Attorney General faces an unenviable task.

Although Belgian independence was briefly threatened during the Franco-Prussian War, under Leopold II's reign the country reached an unprecedented level of industrialization and prosperity, becoming the second most industrialized state in the world after Great Britain.