Sentence examples for independence this time from inspiring English sources

Scotland will have a second referendum on independence, this time with the lure of staying in the European Union.

But independence this time was not from a foreign power, but from the native political class that had overseen misrule and corruption for decades.

As he gears up for a likely presidential campaign, the Arizona senator knows that reporters and columnists -- whom he jokingly described last year as "my base" -- have to prove their independence this time around.

What we really need is a new Declaration of Independence, this time to fight back against Special Interests who buy out the integrity of the majority of Congressmen making them just like the Tories who betrayed us during the Revolutionary War.

Oppressed for decades under Arab autocrats, denied rights by one post-Ottoman Turkish leader after another, and betrayed after World War I by Allied powers who had once promised Kurdish independence, this time the Kurds are determined to seize the upheaval of the Arab Spring and bend history to their will.

On February 16, the council, temporarily chaired by Jonas Basanavičius, decided to re-declare independence, this time mentioning nothing specific about a relationship with Germany.

Saltires and Yes flags flew outside the Scottish Holyrood Parliament last night but not as part of a Scottish independence rally – this time it was for saving Scotland's place in the EU.

But she asserted it would be "unfair" to hold any such vote before Brexit takes effect. . Discussion of Scottish independence at this time only hinders the U.K.'s ability to negotiate the best possible Brexit deal with the EU, and leaves Scots facing a risky and uncertain future, she argued.

On the eve of America's Fourth of July, let us hope that Egypt can enjoy their own independence day by this time next year.

Smith was one of the few to raise the independence issue at this time, according to his memoirs because his "instinct and training told me to be prepared for every contingency".

For some of those who consider independence dangerous, the referendum has detoxified the SNP - more MPs may help the party achieve their long-term goal, but this time independence is not on the ballot paper.