Sentence examples for independence acknowledging from inspiring English sources

In the last few days, Salmond has explored setting out new ground on independence, acknowledging that post-bankers crash, the SNP case has weakened dramatically.

The White Paper on independence acknowledges that "negotiations" would be required and that it would be for EU member states to decide how to proceed.

Celebrating America's independence without acknowledging the black experience would be a hollow show of theatrics.

There was Catholic and nationalist anger at his fight to have Protestants like himself and other cultural leaders, many of them independence supporters, acknowledged as part of the new Irish identity.

Robert's efforts to control Scotland culminated in success, and Scottish independence was acknowledged in 1328.

American independence was acknowledged at the Peace of Paris in 1783.

Authors David Potter and Lars Schoultz both note the considerable ambiguity in Marcy's cryptic words, and Samuel Bemis suggests he may have referred to Cuban independence, but acknowledges it is impossible to know Marcy's true intent.

The FEMA Independence Act acknowledges what first responders have been saying for years: that it's poor strategy to let anti-terrorism officials interfere with disaster response; that you probably don't want to give one federal agency the right to veto another agency's budget; that allowing DHS to absorb FEMA was a mistake.

Acknowledging that independence was not a simple solution after Scotland voted by 62% to remain within the EU, she said: "I don't pretend that the option of independence would be straightforward.

In November of that year it was he who had the thankless task of concluding peace with the Americans and formally acknowledging their independence and British defeat in the Treaty of Paris.

"I am proposing that we take one more step in the evolution of modern New Zealand by acknowledging our independence through a new flag".