Sentence examples for govern independently from inspiring English sources
He seemed to be a quixotic but nice, amiable fellow with a simple message: he would govern independently, unbeholden to "special interests".
In his own religion speech, he coupled his promise to govern independently of the hierarchy of his own church with a profession of faith: "I believe that Jesus Christ is the son of God and the savior of mankind".
Such populist rhetoric fuelled Trump's campaign, in which he presented himself as an outsider who would govern independently of the corrupt and out-of-touch private interests that he said had "rigged" American politics.
As a candidate, he portrayed himself as a different sort of Republican, one who would attack the financial industry, govern independently of wealthy special interests, and protect public programs on which poor and middle-class Americans depend.
The dominions of India and Pakistan were established on Aug. 15, 1947; the states were governed independently, though they retained the British monarch as their head of state.
Academies are sponsored and governed independently, but are mostly state-funded and, consequently, are counted as state schools.
From the 13th century they were governed independently from the voivode by a royal official, the count of the Székelys.
County borough status would allow such places to govern themselves independently of the county council.
offers the surprising insight that reduction in two armor traits of threespine stickleback is governed by independently segregating major loci as well as additional quantitative trait loci (QTL), and that alleles at the same major loci are associated with parallel phenotypes in globally distributed populations.
Rieschel and his partners govern the firm independently from the Japanese parent but give Son a 50% break on fees.
This movement aimed to sustain sovereignty of country by diminishing political power of local which independently govern by themselves in that time, moreover, the main objective of this movement was to prevent reduce Colonialism effect in a region (Ongsakul 2010; Tansukanun and Duangthima 2013).
