Sentence examples for independence raise from inspiring English sources

In my opinion, the respondents' submissions concerning institutional independence raise serious questions about the structure of the appeal tribunals established by the appellant bands….

In the buildup to the Spanish-American War, the Cuban revolutionary leader José Martí stood on the double staircase at the front of the building to promote Cuban independence, raise money and recruit the fighters who accompanied him back to the island in 1895.

The promise of energy independence raises provocative policy questions.

Interesting that my support for Scottish independence raised a cheer from those who could hear, but a disobliging reference to Alex Salmond brought clapping, stamping and general delight.

The declaration of independence raises the prospects of a new constitution and emblems of nationhood, including a new flag bearing a map of Kosovo topped by six stars.

The schism, which is most immediately over sharing oil wealth but is more deeply about historical grievances and Kurdish aspirations for independence, raises serious questions about the future of a unified Iraq.

Threatening central bank independence raises the UK's risk premium, which is the return in excess of the risk-free rate of return an investment is expected to yield.

Had BMW been willing to trade off 20percentt of its shares, he added, it could have preserved its independence, raised billions in extra capital and tapped the expertise of companies already making mass-market cars.

British dignitaries stayed away from Friday's parade marking 50 years of Nigerian independence, raising questions about how much foreign intelligence services knew about threats to the event.

Eric Pickles yesterday rejected proposals from local government and an all-party select committee to give councils greater independence to raise local taxes.

Amongst the innumerable questions that a vote for independence would raise, I don't think we can say with any kind of certainty or confidence what it might mean for ad regulation in Scotland".