Sentence examples for independent part from inspiring English sources

Despite Blair's earnest submissions, and all his fawning, Bush has made it clear that the UN will play no independent part in the administration of postwar Iraq.

It suggests that the Scott Trust will continue to pursue its wait-and-see position to assess how Ipso performs and decide whether the "independent" part of its title is genuine.

The outstanding contribution of Piers Brendon's history is his presentation of the 30s as a decade in which each apparently independent part of the world depended on the others.

A few months later, at the end of December, he called to say this photograph was in the Independent, part of a huge supplement on the momentous events a few months earlier.

Monica Davey of The New York Times ventured into a "mostly white, highly educated, professional, artsy, relatively well-off, politically independent" part of Indianapolis — demographics that favor Mr. Obama — and found voters there unaffected by the flap between Mr. Obama and his pastor, Rev. Jeremiah A. Wright Jr.

Our method exploits the "independent part" of the source components.

Ponting's suggestion was adopted by The Argus Report, which recommended that the selection panel be restructured to include the head coach and captain, alongside a full-time chairman of selectors plus two independent, part-time selectors, which made for a total of five members.

But consolidation is taking hold, with companies like LKQ buying independent parts recyclers and forming chains.

Yes, hands, squishing the meat and seasonings between your fingers, forcing the independent parts to coalesce.

The acoustics nearly drowned the Variations, an elaborate serialist piece that periodically breaks down into twelve rhythmically independent parts.

For most of his 50-year career, Mr. Cunningham has treated music and dance as simultaneous but independent parts of the performance.