Sentence examples for independence allowed from inspiring English sources

The transportation infrastructure that developed both before and after independence allowed Kenya to emerge as a viable state.

They moved to Brighton (Aunt Sophie to the Metropole), where Barbara endured family life until financial independence allowed her to escape.

This independence allowed the EDU to look freely at the city as a whole, enabling its experimental and visionary approach that exceeded what previous authorities had achieved.

Mr Hayden points to cases where the British just held the ring, until independence allowed a local group, usually Hindu, to gain the upper hand.A contrasting and more optimistic historical perspective comes from Acharya Satyendra Das, the chief Hindu priest at a makeshift temple to Ram built where the mosque once stood.

He thinks Bloomberg's elevated "30,000-foot model" of governing gave his subordinates too much independence, allowed agencies to pursue their own agendas, and deprived the mayor of a "feedback loop" that would have made him more sensitive to public discontent.

In his essay "To Teach or Not to Teach," Freeman Dyson speaks of different sorts of people: students who are best given independence, allowed and encouraged to develop in their own way, and those who profit most from structured teaching, from school.

"It is the freedom that our independence allows us," he said.

In the past, he has argued that his investment firm's independence allows him to concentrate on managing Dell.

His proposals for giving high schools far more independence, allowing the private medical sector to expand and still cutting taxes are all in line with George W. Bush's "compassionate conservatism".

Her fearless independence allows us to evade the fact that pregnancy and child-rearing do make us more dependent on others, in the heat of a disaster and in the heart of everyday life.

This independence allows us independence as well from checking on them daily.