Sentence examples for expanding independence from inspiring English sources

They have sought through the United Nations to limit the European Union's role to avoid the appearance of expanding independence.

Because of that, a great idea of expanding "Independence Day" to more like -- if you want to do a sequel, the studio doesn't only want to have another film.

Atlantic Coast is planning to buy a fleet of 25 Airbus jets to expand Independence (even though A.C.A. has its own looming legal problems).

"Going to the right level of care can expand independence and quality of life, and extend life".

Douglass's second autobiography, My Bondage and My Freedom, reflected these changes, and his expanding intellectual independence (Douglass 1994; for a stand-alone edition, see Douglass and Andrews 1987).

And let's insist they build on that day by cutting back taxes and thus expanding individual independence, which is the essence of America's political and moral revolution.

They want to enhance and expand editorial independence, to be able to follow stories where they lead without fear that immediate commercial concerns would diminish the legitimacy and quality of their work.

Despite Papua New Guinea's policies for universal primary education and the considerable progress it has made since independence in expanding education, schooling remains neither free nor compulsory.

Mr. Charest's keenness for informality would certainly have fit the times in the 1960's, when Quebec was going through its "Quiet Revolution" of expanding government, flirting with independence and shirking the conservative mores espoused by a powerful Roman Catholic Church.

BPC didn't go that far, but it did endorse some limited experiments as well as expanding a program called Independence at Home which provides primary care to people with chronic disease living in their own homes.

In the Kingdom of Hawaii, Bayard and Cleveland pursued a similar goal of maintaining the Hawaiian kingdom's independence while expanding access for American trade.