Sentence examples for making it independent from inspiring English sources

Mozimbique's telecommunications company, TDM, was once state-owned but since 1992 has become a publicly-owned firm as part of large economic reform to improve its efficiency by making it independent.

The Republican chairman of the House appropriations committee, Hal Rogers, said on Thursday that one agency involved, Citizenship and Immigration Services, gets its money through application fees, making it independent from congressional purse strings.

SINCE 1997, when the newly elected Labour government surprised everyone by making it independent, the Bank of England has enjoyed what its governor, Mervyn King, has described as a "golden period" in its history.

"I think we can build it so much faster, and so much better, by making it independent again," he said.

Most significant, he established an intelligence agency as part of the air force, making it independent of the ground forces and intelligence corps.

"I think Seb is going to restore the credibility of anti-doping by investing more in it, making it independent and making sanctions tougher.

It is stored at Memonic, which makes it independent of its original source.

You can keep using the word 'independent' all you like, but if the agency's independence is dependent on approval from the agencies to make its rules -- that doesn't make it independent".

The move to make it independent and supported by its own fees is evidence of a trend emerging in philanthropy today, driven by the astounding amount of money expected to flow to charity over the next several decades.

In 1957, Mr. Marshall made it independent of the N.A.A.C.P.

But British objections led to a trimming back of a statement to make it independent of NATO.