Sentence examples for independence we would from inspiring English sources

In the case of Scotland voting for independence "we would be in a different story.

After independence we would no longer be at the beck and call of the colonial master.

"In the run up to the Scottish independence referendum, the UK government said that if Scotland rejected independence we would be treated as an equal partner in a family of nations, with our views valued and respected.

With independence, we would contribute as equals.

We didn't need the bead we'd carried in our pockets on those music-filled days, and by May, it was no longer a talisman of her safety, but a reminder of the greater independence we'd both gained.

Of the freedom and independence we all would like to feel.

"People do not come up to me in the streets and say, 'I want independence.' We would pick up on this sort of thing and it just not happening".

We should tell the Taiwanese that if they take steps toward independence that we would reconsider the Taiwan Relations Act.

If the Catalan Parliament were to declare independence unilaterally, we would get into an institutional mess, and the tension between the governments would become permanent.

The Vietnam "problem" dates back, if you really want to dig into it, to 1947, when Ho Chi Minh wrote at least two letters to then-Secretary of State Dean Acheson basically saying: Look, I'm in Paris now, but one of these days I'm going back to Saigon and I'm going to lead this nationalist movement for independence, and we'd like your support.

Independence would mean we would lose that.