Sentence examples for case of independence from inspiring English sources
JM 12.22pm GMT Cameron's EU referendum strengthens Scottish case for independence Over to Dublin, where our correspondent Henry McDonald reports that the Scottish Nationalists see David Cameron's proposal for a referendum on Europe as strengthening Scotland's case of independence.
It leaves Scotland in a worse state in terms of output per person, total government spending, and the subsequent impact on the quality of public services, according to Katerina Lisenkova of NIESR and Marcel Mérette from the University of Ottawa Scotlandnd is worse off in the case of independence as against the status quo".
But the Better Together campaign predicts confusion in the case of independence.
In the case of independence, Bai and Cheng [13] proved the following strong laws of large numbers for weighted sums.
In the case of independence, Hu and Taylor [2] proved the following strong law of large numbers.
In the case of independence, both estimators are close to zero, though our estimator shows a minor upward bias in some cases.
We focus on the cases of independence (using the factorization property), and of unknown dependence (using the Fréchet bounds), and we show that our approach extends the probabilistic arithmetic of Williamson and Downs.
Indeed, it was for this purpose that General Musharraf grabbed power: Mr Chaudhry had developed a bad case of judicial independence.Though still in uniform, which the constitution seemed to frown on, the general got himself re-elected president by Parliament last month.
In the autumn of 1775, encouraged by Benjamin Rush, Paine began work on a pamphlet defending the case of American independence.
We studied asymptotic efficiency for the case of an independence working specification in relation to a correctly specified exchangeable association structure.
This law states that in the Bernoullian case of thorough independence and equiprobability, as the number of trials increases without bound, the difference between the probability of S and its relative frequency becomes arbitrarily small.
