Sentence examples for deliver independence from inspiring English sources
The United States has not, of course, been able to deliver independence.
A Yes vote does not deliver independence; it delivers a negotiation to secure the terms of independence.
"It doesn't deliver independence," he said, "it doesn't deliver arbitration that is absolutely central to his views".
The eurosceptic party leader accused Alex Salmond of offering voters in Scotland "a false prospectus" in the referendum campaign, insisting that a Yes vote will not deliver independence so long as the country remains in the European Union.
It encapsulated the weird whirlpool of changing social attitudes, challenges to male power and female doubts about the value of sexual liberation that failed to deliver independence, freedom from domesticity or a route to female desire.
Those who could make him a martyr like his father and Mr. Lone include Kashmiri militants who have had the backing of the Pakistani intelligence agency and who believe that only violence will deliver independence.
Today he is hailed by many as the man who delivered independence from Serbia.
Are they really the way to help deliver a modern care system that is fit for the future and delivers independence, health and wellbeing for older people?
Because Scots had no axe to grind against a British state that had rarely oppressed them, and under which they had in fact prospered, he noted, the politics of social and ethnic grievance that had delivered independence to Ireland and other colonies would not suffice.
Instead, it will deliver genuine independence from the industry and from politicians with all the bodies making up the new regulator having a majority of independent members, appointed openly and transparently … We urge the politicians and all those who believe a free press is fundamental to our democracy to give it their backing".
The third selling point: Hydrogen could, in principle, deliver energy independence to every nation because it can be derived using any number of sources-including oil, natural gas, nuclear fission, coal, hydroelectric power and wind.
