Sentence examples for independence completed from inspiring English sources

They are big in significance (like the ideas contained in a copy of the first printing of the Declaration of Independence, completed over July 4 and 5, 1776), and big in insignificance (like a 7-foot-1-inch-long bathtub custom built for the 340-pound, 6-foot frame of President William Howard Taft).

The Auditorium in Independence (completed 1962) is the centrepiece of the world headquarters of the Community of Christ (formerly the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints).

THIS town, which served as a headquarters of the Revolutionary Army, usually celebrates the Fourth of July with a dramatic reading of the Declaration of Independence, complete with muskets and tricorn hats.

This time they've reconstructed the Declaration of Independence, complete with edits and comments from the founding fathers.

Efficacy is time dependent, with earlier treatment associated with increased likelihood of functional independence (complete recovery or minor disability) after acute stroke [ 4, 5].

This move to independence was completed on 17 June 1944 on what would have been Jón Sigurðsson's 133rd birthday.

9 It is a six-point scale of independence and difficulties with activities of daily living, ranging from needing constant care to complete independence.

For each of the six function domains, five possible function levels are scored ranging from complete independence (6/30) to complete dependence (30/30).

The total ADL score lies on an ordinal scale ascending from 0 to 6, where 6 entails complete independence and 0 complete dependence.

The FIM is a self-report measure that contains 18 items with Likert-type rating scales ranging from need for total assistance (1) to complete independence (7) to complete activities of self-care, locomotion, sphincter control, social cognition, transfers, and communication.

The aim is to obtain progressive growth of competences: from scanning capabilities, to reporting capabilities, to complete independence.