Sentence examples for giving independence from inspiring English sources

It is not much easier to grasp the concept of giving independence to collaborating composers and designers, whose contributions tend to be introduced at the first performance.

After 1997 he approved the financial discipline Gordon Brown brought to the party's economic policies in his early years as chancellor, although he opposed giving independence to the Bank of England.

Whatever the final constitutional order is going to be for any of these countries, the important thing is that its finality should be obvious to everyone, and universally accepted.No loose endsThat is one argument for giving independence to Kosovo and Montenegro now.

His native shrewdness meant he was one of the few reporters to realise that when De Gaulle told the settlers in Algiers "Je vous ai compris" ("I have understood you") this was the precursor to betraying them by giving independence to the Algerians.

He proposed a new Education Standards Authority, independent of the government, to restore confidence in the exam system and bring stability back to the curriculum, likening the idea to the way giving independence to the Bank of England ended meddling and brought credibility to interest rates.

As polls narrowed in recent weeks, apparently giving independence a better chance of winning than it had previously, Williams decided to go out and help.

"The Emperor gave independence to Brazil in 1822.

"How would you feel if some other country gave independence to Queens?" he said.

"There is a big dream," he said, "that one day they will give independence to the southern Caucasus.

Labour gave independence to India and Pakistan, said the man whose father came to Tooting from Pakistan and drove a London bus.

Once given independence she finds she can for the first time reject both her former lover and the sea.