Sentence examples for powers of independence from inspiring English sources

For Scottish Nationalists (like me) the economic powers of independence are becoming ever more important.

And it shows how Scotland can use the powers of independence to make the country better.

We look to our Nordic neighbors as good examples of what small but ambitious countries can do given the powers of independence.

Under a government that promised local control and devolution of power and decision making, the funding tap has been switched off with no powers of independence to replace it.

5/...but with the powers of independence and by following report's advice on how we can match the success of other small countries - particularly its recommendations on population - higher growth, more revenue and increased prosperity and fairness is the attainable prize.

Welcoming reports that former prime minister Tony Blair said at a press lobby lunch at Westminster today that he is "happy to play a part" in the No campaign in the autumn 2014 referendum on an independent Scotland, the Scottish National Party said that it was his "illegal" war in Iraq which demonstrated the need for the Scottish parliament to have the powers of independence.

As someone who entered the job market in the recession of the early 1980s, supporting myself with minimum-wage jobs, I know the power of independence bought at the expense of comfort and certainty.

At times, the pulpy action series gets reflective with ruminations about the comfort of family versus the power of independence, and tackles themes of addiction along the way.

And the poll is unpredictable because Scots cannot vote for what a plurality of them wants: further powers short of independence, with defence and foreign affairs handled from London.

And he urged the Conservatives and Labour to "get on the train" for supporting powers short of independence if there was a "No" vote.

The long-drawn-out process of inquiry by committee, by the courts, by the Congress is a stunning vindication of our constitutional system, a vindication of the principle of separation of powers, of the independence of the courts and of the foresight of the framers.