Sentence examples for independence offering from inspiring English sources

Obama went on to tout the administration's work toward attaining energy independence, offering that there is more "oil produced at home than we buy from the rest of the world".

Two further psychiatric hospitals were established following independence offering inpatient and outpatient treatment for mental disorders.

Nicola Sturgeon, Salmond's deputy, has, however put a good state pension at the centre of their independence offering as she has with welfare, an area the Scottish National party believes has real traction with voters.

David Cameron made his boldest move yet in the campaign to stop Scotland voting for independence by offering the country more freedom from Westminster if it votes no in the coming referendum.

In this odd 1922 novel, the diminutive Miss M., who describes herself as one of "the smaller works of God," recalls her orphaned youth, her crush on a beautiful full-size woman, her courtship by a male dwarf and her effort to gain independence by offering herself up as a circus spectacle.

This Sunday cities across the United States will stage spectacular celebrations in honor of their nation's Independence Day, offering a variety of destinations for a patriotic holiday.

Saad al-memberibi, a member of Baghdad's municipal security council, accused Barzani of seeking to entice Russia into supporting Kurdish independence by offering lucrative oil deals to a Kremlin-connected company.

Respect their independence by offering assistance with daily living objectives.

· Easter deal: Ski Independence (0845 310 3030) is offering seven nights' B&B at the centrally located Banff Aspen Lodge hotel, including Heathrow-Calgary flights and transfers, for £1170pp.

Westminster, panicked by the recent upsurge in support for the independence movement, is offering Scotland greater autonomy, including more tax powers, spending powers, and control over the welfare state.

Challenged the way in which Cameron played the English card in the immediate aftermath of the Scottish independence referendum by offering English MPs a greater say over English-only laws.