Sentence examples for independence it would from inspiring English sources

As American celebrates the 237th anniversary of its declaration of independence, it would be nice if some of its founding principles, such as freedom of religion and expression, as expressed in the First Amendment, were remembered, rather than some of its foreign policy blunders.

No, say opponents of independence, it would have to apply to rejoin.

They wrote: "As lifelong supporters of independence, it would be strange if we did not support the Yes Scotland campaign.

Later, Galbraith told me that although he knew that Talabani wanted independence, it would be "suicidal" now.

"As lifelong supporters of independence, it would be strange if we did not support the Yes Scotland campaign," they wrote.

Romeva then hinted that even if the Spanish courts ruled against independence, it would not prevent the push for secession.

Whether this new orientation remains a 9 days wonder born out of political necessity or will continue to play an important role in Fiji's long-term IR seems to be apparent: Fiji would sacrifice much of its greater political independence if it would return to its system of IR that existed before 2000.

Galsworthy said he was confident that Beam Suntory would give the brand real independence and it would continue to produce its gin in exactly the same manner.

Spain's deputy prime minister Soraya Sáenz de Santamaría said that the restive region had until Thursday to back down on its push for independence, or it would face the imposition of direct rule from Madrid.

"Today, under director independence rules, it would ensure that the bank would be locked out.

Oil firms have until now quietly opposed Scottish independence, fearing it would cause upheaval and high taxes.