Sentence examples for independence it has from inspiring English sources

But the commission will now have to fight to retain the independence it has long taken for granted.

In 22 years of independence, it has been disrupted by two coups, secessionist tensions and that ill-advised war.

Since it declared independence it has been recognised by 43 countries, including America and 20 of the 27 EU members.

"The ISC not only lacks independence – it has also sadly been proven to be completely hopeless as a watchdog.

During the two decades since it gained independence, it has struggled to build a nation but has not got far.

A year after independence, it has a child mortality rate of more than ten per cent, and the world's highest incidence of maternal death.

Part of what gave the C.F.P.B. its power was its independence; it had been designed to operate outside the bounds of influence of Congress and the White House, and it was difficult for a President to replace the person running it, which prompted its critics to argue that it had no accountability.

The country is about the size of France — yet according to the International Monetary Fund, when it celebrated its independence it had exactly 30 miles (50 km) of paved road.

The region's dominant kingdom jealously guarded its Orthodox religion, its Slavic language and alphabet, and the independence it had won centuries before from invading Ottoman Turks.

The accession of Herod, a Roman protégé and an Edomite, brought to Palestine the peace that in the years of independence it had often lacked.

During the fight for independence, it had been entirely evacuated in 1827, and six years later it held perhaps 4,000 people in the straggle of little houses on the north slope below the Acropolis.