Sentence examples for benefits independence from inspiring English sources

Five patient information tools [ 34, 38, 41, 45, 48], three risk communication tools [ 51- 53] and the single standardised information for clinicians [ 59] included information on both the potential benefits (independence) and the entire range of adverse outcomes following thrombolysis (dependency, death [or dependency combined with death], ICH, and the impact of ICH).

She said that, with eight and a half months to go, the Yes campaign would focus on persuading voters that Scotland could afford to be independent, and pointing out the wider benefits of independence.

"The increased autonomy promised Scotland by the UK provides most of the benefits of independence and avoids the downside risks.

One of the benefits of independence is that the Scots would get to make that choice, she says.

Also the economic benefits of independence would not be shared homogeneously; there would be winners and losers".

Benefits from independence would include more tax revenues generated in wealthy Catalonia being spent there.Many would like Mr Mas and Mr Rajoy to sit down and talk.

Those supporters frequently put pressure on their representatives to redress what they saw as an imbalance in the distribution of the material benefits of independence.

With a poll last week indicating that only 43percentt of Quebecers want to secede, Mr. Bouchard said he would promote the economic benefits of independence.

Now most are enjoying the benefits: success, independence and even the freedom to work past "normal" retirement age if they choose.

And the way to win them is through rather cautious, mincing arguments about the costs and benefits of independence, of precisely the kind that Mr Darling and his nationalist opponent, Alex Salmond, are making.

ReprintsNow 83 and living in a modest homestead in central Kenya, in the heartland of the Kikuyus who made up the Mau Mau, she says she is still waiting for the benefits of independence.