Sentence examples for independent separate from inspiring English sources

The sense that Yaeyama is spiritually independent, separate from mainland Japan, survives to this day.

WHEN it started life as an independent, separate country in 1965, Singapore's prospects did not look good.

Similarly, you have the federal Office of Management and Budget denying Long Island's status as an economically independent, separate metropolitan area.

But in this poll the proposition has stayed the same since 1999: "Scotland should become independent, separate from the UK", the last four words adding (you might argue) the senses of risk and loss.

Some of the more radical separatists argue that the country should recognize people from this region -- known as Cambas -- as an independent, separate ethnic group, just as Indians have recognition in the Constitution.

Longer investigations were not particularly suited for outsourcing, he said, adding the weekly show was an essential part "of BBC news and current affairs and not part of an independent separate [production unit]," he said in a wide-ranging speech at a conference on the future of the BBC at London's City University on Thursday.

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"No one of us is independent, or separate," she says.

To get that independent process separate from the body developing and promoting the sport is obvious.

"We need local banks, and they need to be independent, largely separate entities.