Sentence examples for note of independence from inspiring English sources

A sharper note of independence from Britain came when Curtin insisted (February 1942) that Australian troops recalled from the Middle East should return to Australia itself and not help in the defense of Burma (Myanmar), as British Prime Minister Winston Churchill wished.

As a note of that "independence" it became custom for the Inner Temple to send them a message once a year, which would be received but deliberately not replied to.

While the choice of measure used is often dictated by the type of data available, where possible it would be valuable to compare results within and across data sets using multiple measures, in part, to note their lack of independence, and in part, as a type of sensitivity analysis.

In June, Kate Stone, a young diarist living on a plantation above Tensas, also noted the importance of Independence Day in the slaves' talk of insurrection.

Critics noted the theme of independence and lack of restraint, dubbing the album a "party" record.

** Note the pointed assertion of independence — and the seemingly casual aside that it was an "extended" stay.

Note the pointed assertion of independence — and the seemingly casual aside that it was an "extended" stay.

The most recent recommendations for core clinical criteria for the diagnosis of mild cognitive impairment (MCI) due to Alzheimer's disease (AD) [ 2] note that despite 'preservation of independence in functional abilities' some impairment in complex functional tasks may be evident, such as higher error rate, taking longer, and/or being less efficient.

He noted that the Declaration of Independence was not actually signed until August.

Mr Pawlenty notes that the Declaration of Independence mentions the "Creator".

He called the commandments a foundation of Texas law, and noted that the Declaration of Independence invoked God.