Sentence examples for making independence from inspiring English sources

Therefore, according to the Big Board's rules, "it is best that boards making independence determinations broadly consider all relevant facts and circumstances".

Making independence official would strip away a lot of humbug and double-talk, give the Palestinian Authority proper standing under international law, and force Palestinians to accept responsibility for their own self-government.

A loyal party man who has held cabinet posts intermittently since 1976, Mr. Landry, as finance minister since 1996, carried out Mr. Bouchard's strategy of making independence appealing to voters by reviving Quebec's economy.

All Estonia's prewar diplomats were executed by the Soviet authorities, except for those already abroad, who were issued death sentences in absentia.In the 1990s, Estonia's brightest and best young people flocked to the foreign ministry to start work on making independence a reality something that culminated in Estonia's membership in the European Union and NATO.

With two years to go until the referendum, the campaigns are already converging on them.In this section A harder road No place like home Och aye the No Hot under the collar Driven down Clean streets Bargain basement Heads will roll The nanny state ReprintsThe separatist Scottish National Party (SNP) will try to woo them by making independence seem trivial.

"Like the Times," it says, "Mr Cameron hopes that sufficient devolution will neutralise the SNP by making independence unnecessary".

That makes independence a much easier sell.Becoming independent, however, might impose different costs.

Prosperity made independence seem successful and permanent after 1991.

The vote made independence fact, but the Declaration made it principle.

But the generally depressed state of the economy makes independence more appealing (see article).

So Whitehall manoeuvres once again help to make independence seem more inviting.