The phrase "independence to be" is not correct and usable in written English.
To make it correct, you need to add an article or a verb. For example, "the independence to be sought" or "attaining independence."
The sameness of their opinions does not really add much unless the followers have used enough independence to be at least partially conditionally independent of one another (Goldman 2001/2011: 12001/2011
Perhaps that's valiant independence, to be saluted.
It also calls for a Basque right to independence to be formally recognised.
"The business will have both the authority and the independence to be successful".
With a long way still to go, at least I finally believe my attempts to nurture independence to be sincere.
The board has asked for comments on how to improve auditor independence to be submitted by Dec. 14.
Generalized least squares (GLS) models allow for the phylogenetic non-independence to be incorporated into the error structure as an among species covariance matrix.
"Independence was to be respected".
In an obvious sense, this show of journalistic independence was to be applauded.
Mr Kerry said that he had already arranged for the direct talks between the men - who fought together in the civil war before South Sudan's independence - to be mediated by Ethiopia's Prime Minister Hailemariam Desalegn.
Cameron was confident that the SNP could not win in a straight yes/no contest, so rejected Salmond's demands for a third "devo max" option - more powers for the Scottish Parliament in lieu of full independence - to be added to the ballot paper.
