Sentence examples for position of independence from inspiring English sources
These elites occupied what Louis Brandeis, referring to lawyers, called "a position of independence, between the wealthy and the people, prepared to curb the excesses of either".
These institutions (staffed by people who had trained under Berenson, and full of paintings sold by Duveen) carefully cultivated a position of independence from the market.
As a country that has the natural resources and food that others want, it is in a position of independence that dictates its approach to trade.
Her grandfather, desiring to put her in a position of independence, gave her the note accompanying it with the remark that his other grandchildren did not work, and that she would not be obliged to work any longer.
Her grandfather, desiring to put her in a position of independence, gave her the note, accompanying it with the remark that his other grandchildren did not work, and that she would not be obliged to work any longer.
Clause one reads: "To collect, consider, investigate, respond to, and where appropriate, come to a conclusion about readers' comments, concerns, and complaints in a prompt and timely manner, from a position of independence within the paper".
Striking positions of independence from America is a way for France to project power when it feels emasculated, something de Gaulle well understood after the American liberation of France.Today's concern about decline is another such moment.
But Europeans must reach their decisions from a position of genuine independence.
Allied to the Radicals, he maintained his position of extreme independence and incorruptibility, refusing several government positions.
We think this is best described as "supported by" with our position of editorial independence always stated.
Unlike their countercultural forebears, Ms. Ray and Ms. Saliers don't see themselves as part of a historic wave; even as they work within the corporate music industry, they maintain a position of relative independence.
