Sentence examples for considered independence from inspiring English sources

Previously, people like Mr Connell would probably not have even considered independence.

They see a clear contrast between the PM's obsequiousness to Mr Bush, with Kevin's more considered independence".The Asian character of the main street outside reflects changes that have transformed Bennelong from the middle class, Anglo-Saxon stronghold it was when Mr Howard first won it in 1974, to one of the most multicultural electorates in the country.

We have to demonstrate progress before people will be open to consider independence.

Kids today are smart enough to consider independence a tactical error, as in straying too far from the hand that they may need to continue to feed them.

Then NATO could make Kosovo a self-ruling republic of Yugoslavia, with a promise to consider independence sometime in the future.

For many Catalans, for example, it is this delay and the disruption to business that is in their mind when they consider independence".

But rebellious state governors remained rebellious.Timorese glimmerIndonesia said that its parliament might consider independence for East Timor after the general election on June 7th.

In its order, the S.E.C. said that "we consider independence to be a keystone of our disclosure system" and that senior officials of KPMG "failed to undertake any reasonable inquiry that necessarily would have led them to discover clear impairments of independence".

That was a strange tactic of the English party leaders, to try and convince Scotland not to vote for independence from England, by sending up all the English people they dislike the most, who have made them consider independence in the first place.

On Wednesday, at the conclusion of her EU statement, she referred to the subject once again, saying that her determination to examine every option to protect Scotland's interests "must include the option to consider independence if it becomes clear that our interests cannot be protected within the UK".

And for the people of East Timor, these may yet be realised: the government this week said that it might consider independence for the territory after the election is over (see article).When the race at last begins, violence may return with a vengeance to Jakarta.