He had the right to protect independence, but who gave him the right to abandon it?
He's the gaming world's most successful outsider, who attacked Microsoft for threatening his fiercely protected independence.
Mr Laskawy insists, not unreasonably, that greater size should protect independence: the larger an auditor, the more it will be able to resist interference from its clients.
"If its proposals become law, the government will upend globally accepted norms that protect independence and self-determination in science and higher education.
Governance structures, and in particular boards, can be critical in terms of helping to protect independence, while still promoting the policy relevance of work conducted.
Bank of America values the independence of its research and has a longstanding practice of protecting that independence".
Protecting my independence and autonomy as an artist was a consistent challenge.
To be sure, transparency is essential to protecting the independence of public institutions, including universities.
Politicians should make laws and ensure their enforcement by funding and protecting the independence of our judiciary.
Likewise, a few papers have managed to pursue profits successfully whilst protecting editorial independence.For journalists, poor things, an ever more competitive marketplace lies ahead.
"We are here to do a job and we will continue to do that job of re-shaping the BBC and protecting its independence.
