Sentence examples for guarantee of independence from inspiring English sources

This was his guarantee of independence.

"No, Mr Murdoch, we do not believe that profit is the only guarantee of independence.

True, Mr Duisenberg also has at his back a legal guarantee of independence.

But that is a consolation prize for loss of autonomy, not a guarantee of independence.

Just before abolishing the UGC in 1989, the Thatcher government also ended tenure for university teachers, another guarantee of independence.

In his letter of resignation, Lord Irvine called on the prime minister to reaffirm the guarantee of independence in forthcoming legislation.

The Bundesbank also had legal guarantees of independence.

The Sandlers are well-known for supporting liberal causes and Democratic candidates, but Steiger, who said he worked for conservative publishers at The Journal and didn't let that influence his news judgment, has received written guarantees of independence.

And of course there's the 10-year "guarantee" – after which the channel reverts to wholesale ownership by News Corporation, and during which time the culture secretary can unilaterally allow News Corp to increase their stake to the point where any guarantees of independence are automatically cancelled.

The support of the international community — particularly from Middle Eastern countries and those European nations that played a part in the detention or transfer of these men — would be imperative to providing legitimacy to the process and the guarantees of independence and impartiality necessary to its success.

For example, he said, the president's assuming the authority to make the final decision on the disposition of each case is in direct conflict with the third Geneva Convention's provision that no prisoner be tried by a court that fails to offer "the essential guarantees of independence and impartiality".