Sentence examples for independently of existing from inspiring English sources

Texas, California and Arizona account for nearly 40percentt of the nation's charter schools, the publicly financed, tuition-free schools that operate independently of existing schools and school districts.

In 1998, New York became the 34th state (of a current 37) to provide for the establishment of publicly financed, tuition-free schools that operate independently of existing school districts.

People and communities around the world now understand that their phone and a free app is all they need to create 'their own Internet,' independently of existing infrastructures and powers".

These arrangements should give individuals what they deserve, and what they deserve is at least partly fixed independently of existing social arrangements and so can serve as a standard for criticizing them (see Daniels 1978; Sher 1987; Scheffler 1992, 2000; and Miller 1999: chapters 7 9).

In New York State, the Charter Schools Act of 1998 authorized "a system of charter schools to provide opportunities for teachers, parents, and community members to establish and maintain schools that operate independently of existing schools and school districts".

At the same time, humanitarian actors frequently operate independently of existing national systems, such as health, education, and social services.

If there's a program that the American people, through our democratic system, agree will provide benefits greater than its costs, we should do it, independently of the existing spending level.

They call this low traffic period the "night zone" In [26], the authors from [25] present a generalised method that permits to calculate and optimise the night zone period independently of the existing cell geometry architecture.

This approach allows the assessment of CD34-DAB pixel intensities independently of other existing counterstain.

Like in the embryo, the new tumor vasculature was developing independently of the existing one.

The presence of target organ damage (TOD) increases the risk of cardiovascular complications independently of the existing estimated risk [ 5, 6].