Sentence examples for exercise independent from inspiring English sources

'The ability of cities to exercise independent power requires independence not only from the states but also from the federal government' ([10], p. 236).

It would require a commitment that both the newspaper and the station exercise independent news judgment.

"Remuneration committees need to exercise independent judgment and not be overreliant on their remuneration consultants," reads one recommendation.

"Superdelegates are, by design, supposed to exercise independent judgment," she said at a news conference in Maine, according to MSNBC.

The Institute of Directors also raised concerns about the ability of the board to exercise independent oversight with members included.

He repeatedly maintained that he had not tried to influence his two commissioners and that he had expected them "to exercise independent judgment".

But the secretary general must be lauded for exercising independent judgment in deciding to go to Tehran for the meeting.

When senators choose to act like senators — exercising independent judgment to discern the national interest — change can come rapidly.

The city even spelled out what it meant to be considered a policymaker: someone who has "major responsibilities and exercises independent judgment in connection with determining important agency matters".

Consistent with such mandates, we have exercised independent judgment, informed by real-world experience and grounded in the law, so as not to discourage political participation by average citizens.

In the early period, a series of great legal scholars exercised independent interpretation (ijtihād) of the sources, carrying out their efforts through the use of such legal tools as analogical reasoning (qiyās).