Sentence examples for potential independence from inspiring English sources

IN SEPTEMBER, Which MBA? debated how Scotland's potential independence might adversely affect Scottish business schools.

"We did carefully consider the potential independence implications of our consultants' actions before they undertook them," said Leslie Zucke, a spokesman for the firm.

Charlie Ravioli, prince of busyness, was not an end but a means: a way out onto the street in her head, a declaration of potential independence.

Acknowledging what he said was a past tendency by Rio Tinto's management to "underpromise and overperform," Mr. Albanese said the shares remained undervalued and talked up his company's potential independence from BHP. "While BHP may need Rio Tinto, Rio Tinto doesn't necessarily need BHP," he said.

If the UK doesn't want to have wasted hundreds of millions of pounds, if we want the benefits of trade and oil and, most critically, if we want to avoid creating one theocratic dictatorship and one failed state in the world's most dangerous region, we have to fulfil our responsibilities beyond this summer's potential independence day.

In interviews this week with top officials in 44 states, most said they had similarly stood still in the face of recent intelligence reports about possible attacks on high-rise apartment buildings, the vulnerability of nuclear power plants and shopping malls as potential Independence Day targets.

There is suspicion in Scotland that the UK government, concerned about a potential second independence referendum, would like to see defence orders moved elsewhere.

Earlier this year, James Landale, deputy political editor for BBC News, reported on a form doing the rounds of potential UK Independence party candidates at their conference in Torquay.

We are already having to deal with the fallout of the EU referendum, and a potential Scottish Independence referendum, both of which will diminish us on the global stage.

He described the NDIS as the country's next great social reform and said the program "should be the first dollar we spend out of our social services budget" because it was designed to help people to realise their potential and independence.

He also heads NYIT's Vocational Independence Program (VIP), which enables students with significant learning disabilities to maximize their potential for independence.