Sentence examples for creating independence from inspiring English sources

Since we botched regionalism, under the last Labour government, the only practical way to devolve power in England is by creating independence for local councils.

But the welfare system which penalizes someone for earning anything at all, as well as the lack of support for the establishment of microcredit banks, has slowed down the process of creating independence for some of our own country's most vulnerable people.

"That creates independence.

That's when many national holidays were created: Independence Day (1870), Bastille Day (1880), May Day (1890), Columbus Day (1892), Labor Day (1894).

Jobs ain't what they used to be in an earlier age, when full-time positions distributed welfare through wages and created independence.

His emancipatory model of resistance to injustice, his radical optimism, and above all his tight political organisation scorched the consciousness of young people in the Arab world, mobilised masses, created independence movements, trade unions and political parties, and inspired a huge wave of artists, intellectuals and writers from Ghassan Kanafani to Naji el Ali.

It creates independence between phases when designing a new service.

"The overarching goal here is to create independence for people with mobility disorders and allow them to walk," says Kazerooni (his students just call him "Kaz").

The emphasis on 'decentralised and local' is considered important since it creates independence from the large-scale heat producers from whom security of supply cannot be expected anymore which represents an undermining of trust considered as a factor in the stability of the dominant energy regime.

Their power defined by the explanation of power, Machiavelli espoused to create independence.

2012, a film by Roland Emmerich, another director who won acclaim for a short student film before going on to create Independence Day (1996) and Day After Tomorrow 20044) doesn't promise very much.