Sentence examples for direction of independence from inspiring English sources

In the rest of the world, the usual selection methods emphasize technical skill and insulate judges from the popular will, tilting in the direction of independence.

Amid jitters in the pro-UK camp that opinion polls may be shifting in the direction of independence before the vote on 18 September, the prime minister will visit the scene of Team GB's success at the London 2012 Olympics to declare: "We want you to stay".

"I guess the fundamentalists are a bit disappointed in our administration" for not having moved Taiwan even further in the direction of independence, she said in an interview on Wednesday night in a minivan on the way to a campaign stop.

Is it a matter of temporal direction, or something else such as the direction of forking, the direction of overdetermination, the direction of independence, or the direction of manipulation?

Summer camp is a step in the direction of independence.

This can be difficult to find for some people, and the way our society moves in the direction of independence with superficial virtual connection, I fear that true companionship and relationship are getting harder to find.

The period was therefore to see changes within marriage in the direction of greater independence for women, as well as changes in the status and independence of women outside marriage.

His 1992 study Devolving English Literature "had a political title and was part of the pressure towards devolution as Bannockburns points in the direction of Scottish independence".

"It is likely that the Arab Spring will certainly affect the governance system of higher education, probably in the direction of more independence, participation and partnerships," said Rajika Bhandari, deputy vice president of research and evaluation at the Institute of International Education.

We showed that p-value combination has some important advantages over combination of expression values in terms of sensitivity, robustness against opposite regulation direction and independence of varying expression intensities for individual spots.

Catastrophe is a short work consisting of one scene, in which a director and his assistant discuss a mute figure they are preparing for a performance: he is a dehumanised character, like a tailor's dummy, at the mercy of their direction; his only gesture of independence is to raise his head at the end of the play – an act of resistance in the face of oppression.