Sentence examples for implications of independence from inspiring English sources

The Scottish government has published its own report on the macroeconomic implications of independence.

In the next few weeks the Treasury will publish further evidence in the fiscal implications of independence.

He also said the Treasury would soon by publishing more research on the fiscal implications of independence.

Maybe Gordon Brown's eloquence won it, maybe it was the "shy Noes" who balked at the financial implications of independence.

The DWP report – which made no mention of the bedroom tax, the most controversial reform for many centre-left Scottish voters – was the 12th analysis paper to be published by the UK government on the implications of independence.

Ann McKechin, MP for Glasgow North, echoed the view that the public were merely venting their unhappiness with the prime minister rather than thinking seriously about the implications of independence.

This is the Treasury's third foray into the implications of Scottish independence.

Michael Moore, the Scottish secretary, has published a paper on the legal implications of Scottish independence.

Instead, I'm going to read this piece about the economic implications of Scottish independence.

The committee will also be quizzing Carney and colleagues over the latest inflation report, and the monetary implications of Scottish independence, in what looks like a mammoth session.

Updated at 11.00am GMT 10.42am GMT Michael Moore Photograph: /BBC News Michael Moore, the Scottish secretary, has just published the UK government's paper on the legal implications of Scottish independence.