Sentence examples for public independence from inspiring English sources

She was barely involved in her husband's campaign (when she was,she proved to be more of a liability than an asset), and her one moment of public independence, when she announced that she would spearhead a campaign against cyberbullying as first lady cause, was met with deserved mockery.

She was barely involved in her husband's campaign (when she was, she proved to be more of a liability than an asset), and her one moment of public independence, when she announced that she would spearhead a campaign against cyberbullying as a first lady cause, was met with deserved mockery.

She was barely involved in her husband's campaign (when she was,she proved to be more of a liability than an asset), and her one moment of public independence, when she announced that she would spearhead a campaign against cyberbullying as a first lady cause, was met with deserved mockery.

In public hospitals, independence between output and physician income provides no incentive for SID.

Currently, NICE recognizes the need to incorporate social values into its decision making and has adopted as core principles not only transparency but also public consultation, independence and an openness to patients appealing the agency's decisions, according to the commentary.

Tomlinson's death sparked a debate in the UK about a deteriorating relationship between the police and the public, the independence of the IPCC, and the role of citizens in monitoring police and government activity (sousveillance).

It is important to understand that ever since 1969, when he was a young civil rights lawyer working in Atlanta, Mr. Siegel had made it practically a sacrament to sit in a public park on Independence Day and read the Declaration of Independence, and the Constitution, right down to the last amendment.

The recruitment of an outsider for a fixed term added to the public editor's independence.

The Kurdish leadership wants a sweeping public endorsement for independence before starting negotiations.

Tending a public garden teaches independence and civic pride – it is amazing the effect it has on people".

Murray, who keeps his politics to himself, said he would weigh up the issues before going public on Scottish independence.