Sentence examples for exercising independence from inspiring English sources

Perhaps Mr Tato was exercising independence.

Etwiy faces three possibilities in the coming days, he added: more delays in the trial, which he called "political tricks"; the unlikely prospect of the judge exercising independence and releasing the young American because of the way the Egyptian authorities have handled him; or being pronounced guilty of crimes like murder ― and potentially facing the punishment.

A simple change would serve to make it easier for accounting firms to exercise independence.

The fact that I exercised independence of my party then is surely relevant and establishes that I vote my conscience".

The system we propose is precisely how the government makes hundreds of public appointments, including to important roles who must exercise independence from political control.

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

Had we been better advised, probably war would not have followed the Declaration of Independence and we might now be, as is the case of Canada, cherishing attachment to the mother country, without exercising complete independence".

She is comfortable with exercising her independence.

If the screenplays for both films show the countless ways in which Islamic law thwarts Iranian women from exercising their independence, they are far from meek.

Finally, self-trust is not always merited: consider the brash teenager who insists on exercising social independence based on her unwarranted confidence in her abilities to make good judgments (see Mackenzie 2008, n. 36).

Whore stigma is a particularly gnarly incarnation of misogyny marking women who dare to exercise economic independence or sexual independence.