Sentence examples for best independence from inspiring English sources

A southward migration of banks' brass plates could, in this respect, be the best independence present Scotland could hope for.

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Here's wishing you and yours the best Independence Day ever!

At its best, the independence referendum campaign in Scotland has been a reassertion of some of the things that matter most to this newspaper and its readers.

Conversely, a return to chaos could be a continental heart attack.Land of the surprising sonOptimists point out that the country's current president, 33-year-old Joseph Kabila, is probably its best since independence in 1960.

Earlier in July, eight students at Obafemi Awolowo University, a college in south-western Nigeria, named after one of the country's best known independence leaders, were murdered in their beds, allegedly by members of a "campus cult".

In his essay "To Teach or Not to Teach," Freeman Dyson speaks of different sorts of people: students who are best given independence, allowed and encouraged to develop in their own way, and those who profit most from structured teaching, from school.

The editorial posted on the paper's website on Friday evening said: "At its best, the independence referendum campaign in Scotland has been a reassertion of some of the things that matter most to this newspaper and its readers.

But it was India's best-known independence leader who used it to significant effect in his battle first against India's imperial British rulers and against communal violence in newly free India.

This is Angola's best chance since independence in 1975.

In the end, maybe that would be the best gift that independence could bring us.