Sentence examples for means independence from inspiring English sources

And that—saying, "I'm not like you"— means independence as much as being economically independent.

For Shaquita, camp means independence.

"Democracy has really come to Taiwan," Mr. Hsieh said, "and in Taiwan, democracy means independence.

"We want to give President Obama a chance, to give Senator Mitchell a chance and of course success to us means independence and freedom," he said.

It is seen that the cut core loop in the induction range of 0 T ≤ B ≤ 0.8 T has a rounded shape while the new core, made of the ribbon with induced transverse anisotropy, is characterized by much higher linearity of remagnetization loop, which means independence of the core effective permeability on magnetic field.

"To me, a wheelchair means independence.

It would mean independence for Montenegro.

To blacks, freedom meant independence from white control.

The question uses a Russian word, samostoyatelnost, that could mean independence or could mean slightly less.

Yet our founders also meant independence from any political party, and that tradition must also be upheld.

This would mean independence for Kosovo, probably in stages, severing it from Serbia but denying it union with Albania.