Sentence examples for guarantee that independence from inspiring English sources

But if she can't guarantee that independence means improvement, then re-engineer the current regulatory system.

Tessa Jowell, the culture secretary, yesterday signalled the start of a "root and branch" review of the BBC's purpose and funding with a guarantee that its independence from government would be preserved.

NUJ members will be looking for guarantees that editorial independence is maintained and that jobs are protected". Derry Street will be the fourth London base for the Independent titles in 22 years.

Accessibility means that the benchmark has to be publicly available, solvability to set the level of the task on suitable level (not too difficult, not hoo hard), independence to guarantee that the benchmark has not been developed with tools to be tested, and evolution to keep the benchmark up-to-date during time.

On the alternative view sketched here, I am free only if I live in a society with the kinds of political institutions that guarantee the independence of each citizen from exercises of arbitrary power.

But a spokesman for Scala told BBC Sport: "Domenico Scala never applied for such a chairmanship". He added that the post would only be considered "under the strict condition" that "independence was guaranteed".

grounded in theory and executed systematically, longitudinally, and comparatively.... Krauss includes both English and Japanese sources to fully document what must be considered the most thoroughly researched book to date (in English) on Japanese broadcasting". "NHK, Japan's BBC, faithfully reports official statements despite legal guarantees that protect its independence.

The most recent episode involved the superior council of magistracy, the institution that guarantees the independence of the judiciary.

Sepp Blatter, the president of Fifa, has promised he will respect an agreement reached in 1947 that guarantees the independence of the four home countries.

In the 1990s, in the postcommunist period, the reform process continued with the founding of private banks, the sale of shares in state-owned banks (though most banks remained state-owned), and the enactment of a law that guaranteed the independence of the National Bank.

The 1961 reform law, which invalidated an earlier law passed in 1936 that had guaranteed the independence of al-Azhar, gave the President of Egypt the authority to appoint the sheikh al-Azhar, a position first created during Ottoman rule and chosen from and by the ulema since its inception.