Sentence examples for operational independence from inspiring English sources

They retain operational independence on their territories, but coordinate closely.

The police have their operational independence, that's absolutely right.

"It would completely change the operational independence of the chief officer," he says.

In 1997, the Bank of England was granted operational independence over monetary policy.

Nor are there proper safeguards for the operational independence of the police.

Sir Robert Peel's 1830s doctrine of "operational independence" was rightly sustained by all political parties.

The Education Secretary has given operational independence to most of Britain's schools.

The SPA's control over the force's budgets and personnel could threaten House's operational independence, he said.

The police would continue to have operational independence, which would be properly defined.

Targets and appraisals Lastly, any royal commission would have to examine and probably redefine "operational independence".

That's absolutely right, that they have their operational independence, and long may that continue.