Sentence examples for genuine independence from inspiring English sources

The Balts, however, sought genuine independence.

Genuine independence is a rare thing.

Genuine independence — of mind — is the one quality that matters.

It was the bedrock of his genuine independence, intellectual and political.

While the rewards for advising on deals remain large, however, genuine independence may prove elusive.

The status quo is also enforced by a highly politicised judiciary lacking in genuine independence.

Some corporate-governance activists, such as Nell Minow of the Corporate Library, question quite how genuine this independence will be.

The small number of US personnel actually working for Africom – approximately 2,000 – belies both the ambition of the project and the threat it poses to genuine African independence.

The relationship between the police and Conservative politicians has become increasingly poisonous to the extent that, in office, their support for genuine operational independence of the police has eroded to the point of disappearance.

Genuine energy independence will make us no longer beholden to the likes of Iran, Saudi Arabia, and Kuwait (all three of whom are major financiers of global jihad).

Most Scots, indeed most Labour voters, do not share the genuine antagonism towards independence felt by the leadership.