Sentence examples for mostly independence from inspiring English sources

But thousands of others, mostly independence supporters, rallied along the waterfront in Guánica, in the island's southwest, to protest the other historic event that took place on July 25: the United States invasion of the island in 1898 to seize it from Spain.

The distinction between phase C and D contrasts patients still dependent on a high degree of nursing and medical care to those having mostly gained independence in the activities of daily life [ 24].

Serbian railways gave free tickets to mostly anti-independence Montenegrins living in Serbia to go home to vote.Despite its size Montenegro has significant economic potential, especially in tourism.

"The mostly pro-independence Hiraak fighters are unwilling to cooperate fully with the GoY [Government of Yemen] in attempts to expand northward".

Freedom's cradle is mostly free National Constitution Center, Independence Mall at 525 Arch Street, (866) 917-1787, www.constitutioncenter.org, opens officially July 4, 9 30 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily.

It was as if a certified public accountant were writing the Declaration of Independence — mostly about statistical curves and the like.

The burgeoning market transformed the Kachin insurgency, which had started in 1961 as a fight mostly about political independence, into a raging battle that extends to natural resources.

Greenberg, along with Abel and Rosenberg, joined the "Partisan Review" in the late '30s, and Greenberg's early pieces are distinguished mostly by the independence of his taste.

Gavin McCrone, an economist and former government adviser, calls Britain's failure to save its oil money "a serious mishandling of the greatest opportunity for the economy in the last half century".A shaky platformUp to now oil bosses have mostly avoided the independence debate.

There's a general impression that Scottish writers and artists are mostly in favour of independence.

Political life has mostly been peaceful since independence from Portugal in 1975; conflicts have often been resolved through family mechanisms.